public. i instituted a policy around requiring the agents who worked in my division, which is the first of its kind for a state agency, to wear body cameras. i created an initiative back when i was d.a., and this is when, by the way this is the 90s and the early 2000s, where you could talk to d.a.s around the country, and you d mention the word re-entry, and they didn t know what you were talking about. this is when there was a tough on crime mentality, and i created one of the first in the nation initiatives that was focused on re-entering former offenders by getting them jobs and training and counseling. and it ended up being something that thankfully in these ensuing 15 years is something that is regularly talked about by district attorneys. but back when we created this, that was not happening. on the issue of the death penalty, i am personally opposed to the death penalty. i ve always been opposed to the death penalty, and that s not going to change. it is a flawed system. it i