Runoff Election 5/21/2013
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Greg Smith
4657860,253 votes
100.0%
- Occupation: Public Safety Attorney
- Secures justice for victims of discrimination
- Holds public officials accountable to taxpayers
- Partner of Law Enforcement
- Honoree, "In The Line Of Duty" Award, Police Protective League
- Represented whistleblower exposing corruption in City of Bell
- contact@gregsmith2013.com
Priorities:
- Stop Crime Before It Starts
- Target Discrimination
- Partner with Law Enforcement To Keep Families Safe
Mike Feuer
151,488 votes
0.0%
- Occupation: Assembly Member/Attorney
- Mike Feuer is one of California's leading lawmakers and attorneys.
- Mike has written some of California's most important public safety, children's health, consumer protection and environmental laws.
- Mike has directed one of the nation's leading public interest law firms, Bet Tzedek.
- info@votemikefeuer.com
Priorities:
- Secure neighborhoods, free of gang activity and gun violence
- Ensuring safety in and around schools
- Saving precious taxpayer dollars by slashing lawsuit payouts and curtailing practices that result in liability
Carmen "Nuch" Trutanich
102,050 votes
0.0%
- Occupation: Los Angeles City Attorney
- Backs alternative sentencing to reform youthful offenders
- Advocates for city's vulnerable: abused kids/women/the homeless/immigrants
- Successfully protected city from $284 million in lawsuits
- Honored: Innovations in Criminal Justice Award
- Family of 4 kids: 2 teachers, 2 prosecutors
- Martindale-Hubbell: Highest rating for legal ability & ethics
Priorities:
- Reinforce the trend in reduced gun violence in Los Angeles with even more preventive programs
- Continue the office's spotless record of ethical conduct
- Boslter opportunities for youthful offenders to go straight
Noel Weiss
29,708 votes
0.0%
- Occupation: Attorney/Community Advocate
- Fighting Special Interests For the People By Winning Court Cases and Favorable Settlements Challenging Unlawful Land Use Giveaways by Politicians
- Helped Lead Winning Effort to Defeat PoliticianSponsored Measure B in 2009, Including Winning in Court vs. Mayor's Challenge to Ballot Arguments
- Empowering Communities Through the Use Of Creative Citizen-Empowerment Enforcement Tools
- Since 2007, Collecting Over $1 Million Legally Owed to Tenants Involuntarily Displaced By Development After Developers or Speculators Refused to Pay
- Fighting City Hall Insiders & Special Interests By Successfully Working With City Council to Craft Fair Tenant Relocation Protocols
- Member of Watts Gang Task Force Since 2006
- noelweiss@ca.rr.com
Priorities:
- Working to Ensure the City Attorney's Office represents the broader public interest rather than the Narrow Politicial Interest of the City Council.
- The City Attorney Should Promote, Maintain, and Enhance the Highest Possible Levels of Public Safety and Citizen Responsibility
- The City Attorney Should Promote Openness, Transparency, and Citizen Empowerment
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Greg Smith
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