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San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris can find some validation in a new audit of her office, which backs repeated assertions that disorganized files and sorry technology were hampering productivity when she entered office. The audit is meant to reflect conditions when Harris came into office in January. She requested it, Stevenson said, "for her own edification" and to determine what areas to tackle first after taking over from former DA Terence Hallinan.
August 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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