Vanguard Court Watch Interns, Author at Davis Vanguard

Vanguard Court Watch Interns

The Vanguard Court Watch operates in Yolo, Sacramento and Sacramento Counties with a mission to monitor and report on court cases. Anyone interested in interning at the Courthouse or volunteering to monitor cases should contact the Vanguard at info(at)davisvanguard(dot)org - please email info(at)davisvanguard(dot)org if you find inaccuracies in this report.

January, 2021

From Trump Impeachment to D.C. Capitol Riots and White Privilege: NYU Forum on the Crisis in Washington

By Julia Asby and Ramneet Singh WASHINGTON – A forum Friday focused on recent events at the U.S. Cap ...

January 17, 2021
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After 9 Months of Secrecy, Kern County Superior Court Finally Allows Public Access

By Macy Lu KERN COUNTY – After being pressured for over six months by public interest groups and a l ...

January 17, 2021
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The Vanguard Week in Review: Court Watch (Jan. 11-15, 2021)

Assembled by Koda Slingluff The Davis Vanguard is an online news forum that provides coverage of cri ...

January 17, 2021
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Defendant Sentenced to 90 Days in Jail for Stealing Food – Defense Claims Felony Added to Force Plea Deal

By William McCurry SACRAMENTO – In yet another case involving the theft of food—there have been a nu ...

January 17, 2021
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Bad Time to Fall Asleep – Defendant Found with Incriminating Evidence in Chick-fil-A

By Dalia Bautista Rodriguez SACRAMENTO- Ricardo Rios, in testimony heard here in Sacramento County S ...

January 17, 2021
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State D.A. Association Files Amicus Brief Against DA George Gascón’s Progressive Criminal Justice Reforms

By Macy Lu and Nancy Aviña LOS ANGELES – The California District Attorneys Association (CDAA) announ ...

January 16, 2021
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National Poll Reveals Broad Consensus for Fines and Fees Reform

By Carlin Ross In a nationwide survey analyzing criminal justice system, an overwhelming majority of ...

January 16, 2021
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Second Victim’s Testimony and Contradictions Heard as Preliminary Hearing Resumes for 2011 Woodland Murder

By Avalon Amaral, Roxanna Jarvis, Jose Medina, and Aishwarya Rajan WOODLAND – Jose Luis Gomez Arreol ...

January 16, 2021
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Woman Pleads No Contest, Gets Year in Jail for Stealing Shoes at Mall During Police Brutality Protests

By Tanya Decendario SACRAMENTO – A woman, allegedly “looting” and stealing several pairs of shoes du ...

January 16, 2021
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Judge Tosses 4 Counts, but Defendant Faces 16 More Robbery and Assault Charges at Trial

By Alana Bleimann and Tiffany Devlin CONTRA COSTA – Four counts against defendant Ismael Valtierra-R ...

January 16, 2021
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Battle Over Progressive Prosecuting is Just Beginning

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From Trump Impeachment to D.C. Capitol Riots and White Privilege: NYU Forum on the Crisis in Washington

After 9 Months of Secrecy, Kern County Superior Court Finally Allows Public Access

The Vanguard Week in Review: Court Watch (Jan. 11-15, 2021)

Defendant Sentenced to 90 Days in Jail for Stealing Food – Defense Claims Felony Added to Force Plea Deal

Bad Time to Fall Asleep – Defendant Found with Incriminating Evidence in Chick-fil-A

State D.A. Association Files Amicus Brief Against DA George Gascón’s Progressive Criminal Justice Reforms

National Poll Reveals Broad Consensus for Fines and Fees Reform

Second Victim’s Testimony and Contradictions Heard as Preliminary Hearing Resumes for 2011 Woodland Murder

Woman Pleads No Contest, Gets Year in Jail for Stealing Shoes at Mall During Police Brutality Protests

Judge Tosses 4 Counts, but Defendant Faces 16 More Robbery and Assault Charges at Trial

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