Nathan Hochman

candidate for LA County district attorney

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LA DA candidate Nathan Hochman explains his change in party affiliation, defending Sheriff Lee Baca, and his “hard middle” approach to crime.

Nathan Hochman says his goal is deterring crime in the first place

LA DA candidate Nathan Hochman explains his change in party affiliation, defending Sheriff Lee Baca, and his “hard middle” approach to crime.

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