According to a Fox News report, California district attorneys are accusing Gavin Newsom of overriding juries and ignoring victims' families with his plan to commute all 548 death sentences in the state. The report's headline describes the reaction as a revolt among district attorneys.

The summary of the report says the district attorneys' objection centers on the claim that the plan is "overriding juries." It also says the prosecutors argue the plan ignores the families of victims.

The headline states that prosecutors warn of a legal fight over the commutations. Neither the headline nor the summary specifies the legal grounds prosecutors cite, which district attorneys are involved, or how many have joined the objection.

The 548 figure refers to all death sentences in the state, according to the summary. The summary does not break those sentences down by county, offense, or case status. It also does not say when the commutations would take effect or how Newsom has responded to the criticism.

No other outlet's coverage was available for this story, so the details above rest on a single report. Where the summary is silent, this story does not fill the gap. Readers seeking the legal basis for the prosecutors' challenge or the governor's reasoning would need the full Fox News report.

Sources: Fox News: Newsom’s death-row commutations spark DA revolt as prosecutors warn of legal fight.