Governor Gavin Newsom has made a major announcement on criminal justice. He is commuting the sentences of all 548 people on Death Row, and changing that to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Newsom says he firmly believes what he called 'state-sanctioned killing' is incompatible with California's values and undermines the legal system. But many in the state do not see it that way. Former Sacramento County DA Anne-Marie Schubert, who is head of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, talks about it with KNX News' Brian Douglas.
