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.

September, 2022

Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Denies Clemency for Death Row’s Benjamin Cole – Defense Team Turns to Other Venues

By Naya Wiezel OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Benjamin Cole, a death row inmate, was denied clemency by t ...

September 28, 2022
0 Comments
Judge Rejects Accused’s Requested Lower Bail in Light of Additional Alleged Underage Victims

By Alexis Rios-Jimenez VENTURA, CA – Because more alleged victims had come forward, JOHN X (n ...

September 27, 2022
0 Comments
Federal Judge Orders LA County to Address Conditions and Overcrowding in Jail Booking Facilities

By Naya Wiezel and Alexis Rios-Jimenez LOS ANGELES – The American Civil Liberties Committee Tu ...

September 21, 2022
0 Comments
CA Attorney General Bonta Intervenes in Sacramento/Natomas Unified Case, Urges District to Address Discipline Issues but Still Keep Kids in School

By Kacie Williams SACRAMENTO, CA – California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed an amicus brief ...

September 08, 2022
0 Comments
CA Attorney General Bonta Intervenes in Sacramento Natomas Unified Case, Urges District to Address Discipline Issues But Still Keep Kids in School

By Kacie Williams SACRAMENTO, CA – California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed for an amicus b ...

September 07, 2022
0 Comments
CA Attorney General Addresses Racial and Ethnic Bias in Algorithms Used in Healthcare, Launches Investigation

By Talia Kruger SACRAMENTO, CA – California Attorney General Rob Bonta last week launched an i ...

September 04, 2022
0 Comments
ACLU Agrees with UN Conclusion That U.S. Should Do More to Address Racial Justice

By Alexis Rios-Jimenez WASHINGTON, DC – The ACLU published an online article agreeing with a report ...

September 03, 2022
0 Comments
Cell Records Indicate Communication between Accused, and Proximity to Victim in Murder Jury Trial

By Talia Kruger RIVERSIDE, CA — The jury trial of Kenyatta Crockett and Anthony Salcida, both of Eas ...

September 02, 2022
0 Comments

August, 2022

Burglar Found in a Garage, Trapped by Neighbor

By Tori Gacutan MODESTO, CA – The alleged burglar in this Stanislaus County Superior Court case bec ...

August 24, 2022
0 Comments
Man Allegedly Sneaks Up on Ex-girlfriend, Beats Her; Deputies Arrest Him with Shovel Held Over Her Head

By Tori Gacutan RIVERSIDE, CA – Witness testimony in a preliminary hearing late last week in ...

August 22, 2022
0 Comments

Show More post

City Council Candidates Meet in Forum Monday – Part 1, District Four

Report Examines the Role of Race in Wrongful Convictions

LAPD Shoot, Kill 19-Year-Old Armed with an Airsoft Gun

Merced Councilmember Calls for Sending Police Complaints Directly to the AG’s Office

Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Denies Clemency for Death Row’s Benjamin Cole – Defense Team Turns to Other Venues

Texas DA Agrees with Defense, Trial Judge Had ‘Actual Bias’ against Jewish Man; District Judge Recommends Murder Conviction Be Overturned

Judge Unable to Grant Victim’s Request to Prohibit Slander from Her Husband

Man Has Spotty Memory while Testifying in Own DUI Trial

Maricopa Prosecutor Candidate Angry over Abortion Ruling, Will Play Key Role in Arizona If Elected

Carson Acknowledges Lawsuit Was a Mistake, Candidates Discuss Nimbyism

Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Denies Clemency for Death Row’s Benjamin Cole – Defense Team Turns to Other Venues

Judge Rejects Accused’s Requested Lower Bail in Light of Additional Alleged Underage Victims

Federal Judge Orders LA County to Address Conditions and Overcrowding in Jail Booking Facilities

CA Attorney General Bonta Intervenes in Sacramento/Natomas Unified Case, Urges District to Address Discipline Issues but Still Keep Kids in School

CA Attorney General Bonta Intervenes in Sacramento Natomas Unified Case, Urges District to Address Discipline Issues But Still Keep Kids in School

CA Attorney General Addresses Racial and Ethnic Bias in Algorithms Used in Healthcare, Launches Investigation

ACLU Agrees with UN Conclusion That U.S. Should Do More to Address Racial Justice

Cell Records Indicate Communication between Accused, and Proximity to Victim in Murder Jury Trial

Burglar Found in a Garage, Trapped by Neighbor

Man Allegedly Sneaks Up on Ex-girlfriend, Beats Her; Deputies Arrest Him with Shovel Held Over Her Head

Newsletter Sign-Up

Monthly Subscriber Sign-Up