Krell said her career was been shaped by an “epiphany” she had around 2004. She was prosecuting prostitution cases as a deputy San Joaquin district attorney in Stockton, but couldn’t escape the feeling many young women and girls in the court were victims, not criminals.
“I remember just looking at the files and feeling sick to my stomach,” Krell said. “I committed to myself that I was going to be a part of making this better.”
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