When Los Angeles DA George Gascon’s Assistant DA for Ethics, Diana Teran, was indicted last month, it sent shockwaves through the legal community in Los Angeles and conservative publications, but for the most part the mainstream media ignored it. In a very long article a few days after her indictment was announced I argued that the case would have major ramifications in the long and short term, and that prediction is already coming to pass. Unfortunately, as usually happens in issues surrounding Gascón, the people being hurt are victims, their families, and the Deputy DA’s in Gascon’s office who are trying to fulfill the actual mission of the DA’s office.
In this instance, three deputy DA’s who just won a conviction against a socialite, Rebecca Grossman (who was intoxicated and speeding through a residential area when she mowed down two young boys who were on an evening walk with…
