By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Woodland, CA - Yolo County DA Jeff Reisig has done a masterful job ...
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Sunday Commentary: Yolo Always Falls with Tough-on-Crime Prosecutors
Sunday Commentary: Yolo Always Falls with Tough-on-Crime Prosecutors
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Colorado Governor Reduces Truck Driver’s Sentence in Vehicle Death Crash from 110 Years to 10 Years, Calls It ‘Just Sentence’
Colorado Governor Reduces Truck Driver’s Sentence in Vehicle Death Crash from 110 Years to 10 Years, Calls It ‘Just Sentence’
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Social Justice Group Charges Increase in Police Shootings Real Crime Threat in Los Angeles, Not ‘Crime Wave’
Social Justice Group Charges Increase in Police Shootings Real Crime Threat in Los Angeles, Not ‘Crime Wave’
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Looking Back: The Role of Prosecutors and Judges in Perpetuating Wrongful Convictions
Looking Back: The Role of Prosecutors and Judges in Perpetuating Wrongful Convictions
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Guest Commentary: New Year’s Rung in with Gas Grenades
Guest Commentary: New Year’s Rung in with Gas Grenades
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Wide Disparity in Arrest Rates in Shooting of Black Victims Versus White Victims Leads to Reform Call by Philly District Attorney Office
Wide Disparity in Arrest Rates in Shooting of Black Victims Versus White Victims Leads to Reform Call by Philly District Attorney Office
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ACLU Announces Lawsuit Challenging New Redistricting Plan in Arkansas
ACLU Announces Lawsuit Challenging New Redistricting Plan in Arkansas
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Commentary: Why Prop 47 and Zero Bail Are Not Driving Crime Spree
Commentary: Why Prop 47 and Zero Bail Are Not Driving Crime Spree
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SF District Attorney Boudin Wins Guilty Verdict in Shooting of Six-Year-Old; Victim’s Father Critical of Decision to Try Convicted Murderer as Juvenile
SF District Attorney Boudin Wins Guilty Verdict in Shooting of Six-Year-Old; Victim’s Father Critical of Decision to Try Convicted Murderer as Juvenile
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NAACP/Public Citizen Announce Settlement with U.S. Postal Service – Grants NAACP Access to Delivery Data of Mail-in Ballots
NAACP/Public Citizen Announce Settlement with U.S. Postal Service – Grants NAACP Access to Delivery Data of Mail-in Ballots
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Court Grants DAs a Temporary Restraining Order Preventing Earlier Release for Second-Strike Offenders
Court Grants DAs a Temporary Restraining Order Preventing Earlier Release for Second-Strike Offenders
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Q&A: San Quentin Chief Physician Discusses COVID Outbreak, Public Health
Q&A: San Quentin Chief Physician Discusses COVID Outbreak, Public Health
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CA Appeals Court Halts ‘Bad Boys Bail Bonds’ Efforts to Collect $38 Million, Agrees Bail Companies Must Follow Consumer Protection Laws in Historic Decision
CA Appeals Court Halts ‘Bad Boys Bail Bonds’ Efforts to Collect $38 Million, Agrees Bail Companies Must Follow Consumer Protection Laws in Historic Decision
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Prominent LGBTQ+ Organization Endorses Eric Strong for 2022 Los Angeles County Sheriff Election
Prominent LGBTQ+ Organization Endorses Eric Strong for 2022 Los Angeles County Sheriff Election
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Commentary: Heartbreaking Shooting of 14-Year-Old by LAPD Preventable
Commentary: Heartbreaking Shooting of 14-Year-Old by LAPD Preventable
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Detractors Not Impressed by SF DA Boudin’s Announcement of Arrests, Recovery of $2 Million in Retail Theft Sting Operation
Detractors Not Impressed by SF DA Boudin’s Announcement of Arrests, Recovery of $2 Million in Retail Theft Sting Operation
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Brief Filed Attempting to Protect People with Disabilities from the Death Penalty
Brief Filed Attempting to Protect People with Disabilities from the Death Penalty
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Guest Commentary: LWOP Sentences on the Increase
Guest Commentary: LWOP Sentences on the Increase
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Experts Maintain Unvaccinated Incarcerated Pose COVID Threat to Safety Of General Public
Experts Maintain Unvaccinated Incarcerated Pose COVID Threat to Safety Of General Public
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Commentary: Amid Panic about Crime Waves, Data Continues to Downplay
Commentary: Amid Panic about Crime Waves, Data Continues to Downplay