Soros-linked Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg: No Incarceration Except for Homicide and a Few Other Cases …

CARDS ON THE TABLE: There is no patience, nor is there quarter to hide within these pages for tsk, tskers, when they wag their fingers in this direction: don’t call Soros an anti-semite! Too damn bad. He is.

FOR in point of fact, Soros, a Jew-by-birth, is an avowed anti-semitic. Yes, a rabid, self-hating Jew! And, as a Jewish American-Israeli, said apologists for evil-doers should be scorned and shamed. Plain and simple.

THAT being established, it is more than provable that Soros is the devil incarnate; hell-bent on destroying America and Israel, with western civilization as the knock-on effect.

CONSIDER the below overwhelming evidence, although hardly exhaustive.

• Soros funded district attorneys in cities with highest crime rates
• Soros Donates $500,000 To Stop California’s Recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom
• Nightmare Sex allegation: Soros’ Right-Hand Man Claimed to Rape Daughter, Had Hideous Sex Dungeon
• Soros Quietly Drops $200,000 Backing Another Far-Left Prosecutor in Virginia – TREASONOUS DEVIL INCARNATE STRIKES, AGAIN … PLUS … [VIDEO]

YES, and so much more.

ALAS, now that NYC is reduced to a cesspool — due to the disasters inflicted via the two-term rein of terror designed by Comrade Bill de Blasio, along comes ANOTHER Soros-backed Manhattan DA! A never-ending nightmare. Indisputably, NYC is DOA. Stick a fork in it.

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BREITBART | Joel B. Pollak | January 4, 2022

Newly-installed Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg instructed staff on Monday that his office will not seek pre-trial detention or prison sentences for crimes other than homicide, public corruption, and a few other exceptional cases.

In a memorandum obtained by the local CBS News outlet, Bragg declared:

Growing up in Harlem in the 1980s, I saw every side of the criminal justice system from a young age. Before I was 21 years old, I had a gun pointed at me six times: three by police officers and three by people who were not police officers. I had a knife to my neck, a semi-automatic gun to my head, and a homicide victim on my doorstep. In my adult life, I have posted bail for family, answered the knock of the warrant squad on my door in the early morning, and watched the challenges of a loved one who was living with me after returning from incarceration. Late last year, during a stretch of multiple shootings within three blocks of my home, I had perhaps the most sobering experience of my life: seeing ––through the eyes of my children–– the aftermath of a shooting directly in front of our home, as we walked together past yellow crime scene tape, seemingly countless shell casings, and a gun, just to get home.

In large part because of these experiences, I have dedicated my career to the inextricably linked goals of safety and fairness.

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There is a presumption of pre-trial non-incarceration for every case except those with charges of homicide or the death of a victim, a class B violent felony in which a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument causes serious physical injury, sex offenses in Article 130 of the Penal Law, domestic violence felonies or charges of PL § 215.50, public corruption, rackets, or major economic crimes, including any attempt to commit any such offense under Article 110 of the Penal Law. For any charge of attempt to cause serious physical injury with a dangerous instrument, ADAs must obtain the approval of an ECAB
supervisor to seek pretrial detention.

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The Office will not seek a carceral sentence other than for homicide or other cases involving the death of a victim, a class B violent felony in which a deadly weapon causes serious physical injury, domestic violence felonies, sex offenses in Article 130 of the Penal Law, public corruption, rackets, or major economic crimes, including any attempt to commit any such offense under Article 110 of the Penal Law, unless required by law. For any charge of attempt to cause serious physical injury with a dangerous instrument, ADAs must obtain the approval of an ECAB supervisor to seek a carceral sentence.

Prosecutors can only request incarceration in “extraordinary circumstances” and must first receive approval from a supervisor.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – NOVEMBER 01: District attorney candidate Alvin Bragg speaks during a Get Out the Vote rally at A. Philip Randolph Square in Harlem on November 01, 2021 in New York City. Democratic NYC Mayoral candidate Eric Adams, state Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Letitia James, Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin, district attorney candidate Alvin Bragg and other party candidates along with district and community leaders attended the rally. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Bragg was elected in November 2021 with indirect backing from left-wing billionaire George Soros, who gave $1 million to the Color of Change PAC, which spent to elect Bragg.

“Soros also donated $1 million to Alvin Bragg’s successful DA campaign in Manhattan, funneling the cash through the Color of Change political action committee, according to public filings,” the New York Post reported.

Soros has spend millions in recent local prosecutorial elections, often backing left-wing radicals against incumbent or moderate Democrats. His involvement has coincided with a massive rise in violent crimes in Democrat-run cities.