A new policy at the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office will encourage employees to take language classes in order to better serve crime victims who speak a language other than English, District Attorney Chesa Boudin said.
Under the policy that took effect this week, staff members who regularly work with crime victims, witnesses and survivors will be allowed to take language classes at City College of San Francisco during their work hours.
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