We have documented 2 statements by Martina White, in 1 case. Each statement below gives the quotation, its original source and a link to the full case.
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Role at the time: Pennsylvania State Representative (R), 170th District
Condemned
Statement summary
After two prosecutors resigned from Krasner's office, state Rep. Martina White said the resignations showed Krasner puts "his radical agenda before prosecuting criminals" and said he should resign.
“More turmoil because of Larry Krasner. Now prosecutors are resigning because Krasner always puts his radical agenda before prosecuting criminals. Prosecutors shouldn't resign because of a radical DA... Krasner should resign.”
Relative to Krasner's conduct in the Johnson matter and its fallout in his office, White criticizes Krasner directly and calls for his resignation. The label is condemns.
Role at the time: Pennsylvania State Representative (R), 170th District
Condemned
Statement summary
State Rep. Martina White said the referral shows Philadelphia needs a different district attorney.
“Philadelphia needs a reliable DA, not a defendant-in-waiting.”
Open source (opens in a new tab)Philly DA Larry Krasner faces legal and political uncertainty after a judge said he may have committed crimes
Why we used this label
White directly argues Krasner is unfit to continue as DA in light of the judge's findings, an express denunciation of his fitness for office in response to the referral.
A federal judge disqualified Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner and a top aide from a murder-conviction appeal, declined to disqualify the District Attorney's Office, and referred all three to federal prosecutors, writing they may have violated the law. Krasner disputes the findings and plans to appeal.