LA City Hall may stay empty as city attorney candidate calls for two-days-a-month in office rule

One of the contenders for Los Angeles city attorney is pushing a jaw-dropping plan: government lawyers in the office just two days a month. The Los Angeles Times reports that Marissa Roy, who’s currently a deputy state attorney general backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, told the city attorneys’ union she would slash in-office requirements to just two days per month, not including court appearances. The model mirrors the policy inside the office of Attorney General of California Rob Bonta, where Roy currently works.