Despite taking the helm at a time of internal conflicts and budget cuts, Diane Bellas leaves a talented pool of potential successors.
July 20, 2012 at 04:30 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO It wasn’t always easy.
Diane Bellas, the soon-to-be retired public defender in Alameda County, struggled with shifting financial resources and internal tensions at various points throughout her 12-year tenure in the office. In 2008, things got particularly bad, as the county slashed funding for attorney and investigator positions, leaving the office unable to take on certain types of new work.
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