Law Practice
Aug. 18, 2000
City Attorney on Domestic Violence Front Line
SAN DIEGO - Before Casey Gwinn joined the city attorney's office in 1985, domestic violence was not strong on anyone's radar screen. Then Gwinn was given the opportunity to serve on a committee of law enforcement officials and advocates examining the issue. "The providence of God intervened after that," he recalled, referring to the religious fervor that reverberates through his conversation.
Then Gwinn was given the opportunity to serve on a committee of law enforcement offic...
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