Editor’s note: This is the first installment in a series of articles examining the people, departments and practices of the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office.
For Philadelphia District Attorney Kelley Hodge, coming back to the prosecutor’s office after spending the past few years in-house and working in private practice is like slipping back into a comfortable and familiar pair of shoes.
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