The Jimmy Justice podcast goes straight to the heart of what justice should look like in Los Angeles right now.

In this must-watch episode, host Jimmy Justice DeSimone sits down with Marissa Roy, a Deputy Attorney General and candidate for Los Angeles City Attorney, for a candid, substantive discussion about the future of public safety, accountability, and civil rights. Marissa Roy brings an insider’s understanding of how the justice system actually works—where it fails communities, and what real reform looks like beyond political talking points.

This episode tackles the issues voters care about most: prosecutorial discretion, police accountability, public trust in government, and whether the legal system truly serves the people. Roy speaks frankly about her experience, her values, and why she believes the City Attorney’s office can—and must—be a force for fairness rather than punishment.

If you care about civil rights, local elections that have real consequences, and hearing directly from leaders who want to change the system from the inside, this episode delivers clarity, depth, and urgency. It’s not sound bites—it’s substance.

Watch this episode to understand what’s at stake for Los Angeles, and why leadership in the City Attorney’s office matters more than ever.