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'Justice For All' Now Airing On Tri-Valley TV30
This special show is hosted by Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley and produced by TV30.
Press release from Tri-Valley TV: Join Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley for a timely new edition of Justice for All. This program hosted by O'Malley and produced by TV30, addresses different issues relating to justice in the Tri-Valley. The topic for this show is Domestic Violence.
“We put particular focus on domestic violence so that we can help those who are being victimized, help communities to address, recognize and bring an end to domestic violence,” said O’Malley.
There are five domestic violence shelters in Alameda County including the Tri-Valley Haven in Livermore. This episode of Justice for All highlights the award-winning Alameda Family Justice Center with guest Sabrina Farrell, Assistant District Attorney and Executive Director of the Justice Center.
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“The Family Justice Center was created in 2004,” said O’Malley. "Now a victim can go to one building, one place, and have all their needs addressed. It’s been a very important component of what we do and how we were able to operate,” she added.
The Center is a model for comprehensive collaborative care for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, elder abuse, and child abuse. It gives particular attention to children who have been in a home where there is domestic violence.
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Justice for All is broadcasting on Comcast Channel 30 or AT&T U-Verse via Chanel 99 and streaming live and via video on demand on the station’s website at tv30.org. Check the website for air days and times.
This press release was produced by Tri-Valley TV. The views expressed here are the author's own.