Yes, she prosecuted weed crimes.
Spoiler alert: prosecutors can't pick and choose which crimes to prosecute.
Or which laws to disregard.
I'd rather have had a prosecutor in office than a multiply convicted felon.
And I voted so.

April 11, 2026 - 21:39 UTC

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Also I saw people blaming her for the sentencing which is the judge's decision
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She didn't even prosecute that many weed crimes. The number of people incarcerated for marijuana in California fell every year she was in office.
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That’s right! They can’t pick and choose and, at the time, weed crimes were just that: crimes. The incarceration rate for simple possession went WAY down under her leadership. And, of course, her Back on Track program was so innovative.
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They literally can pick which crimes to prosecute and which to disregard. It's called prosecutorial discretion.
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