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Are California's criminal justice reforms actually working?
For Ingrid Archie, California’s criminal justice system is an indistinguishable part of her life. The Los Angeles native first went to juvenile detention at 14-years-old, eventually landing in prison for burglary in 2014- just one day before Proposition 47 passed. She applied for a shorter sentence and had it approved. “So, a three-year sentence that I took turned into me only serving eight months,” Archie said. And Archie isn’t alone. Path to Full Story on 29 Eyewitness News
