When Philadelphia lawyers discuss the successes and failures of District Attorney Larry Krasner‘s first year as Philadelphia’s top law enforcement officer, it’s hard to find consensus. But there is one point of agreement: the Criminal Justice Center seems to be a much quieter place than it was in previous years.

Recent numbers from the District Attorney’s Office tallying the number of cases filed in the past year appear to support that impression.

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