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Facing city budget cuts and a few months after being forced to return millions of dollars in grant money to the federal government, San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris laid off several employees on Thursday. Harris says she made the cuts because of pressure from City Hall to deal with San Francisco's projected $338 million budget deficit. But one veteran prosecutor who left the office in 2007 says Harris' pinning the layoffs on a "budget crisis" struck him as disingenuous.
June 10, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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