This dashboard provides COVID-19 infection and testing information as of May 27th, 2020 in 35 state priso ...
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Breaking Down COVID-19 in CDCR Facilities
Breaking Down COVID-19 in CDCR Facilities
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VANGUARD’S Exclusive Look at Homeless Lawsuit against City/County of Sacramento, Police Chief & Sheriff to Stop ‘Sweeps’ that Violate County/CDC Guidelines
VANGUARD’S Exclusive Look at Homeless Lawsuit against City/County of Sacramento, Police Chief & Sheriff to Stop ‘Sweeps’ that Violate County/CDC Guidelines
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Guest Commentary: Cop’s Memorial Day Killing of Black Man Encouraged by Local DA Culture
Guest Commentary: Cop’s Memorial Day Killing of Black Man Encouraged by Local DA Culture
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Supreme Court Affirms Ohio Judge’s Order to Release Medically Vulnerable Incarcerated People
Supreme Court Affirms Ohio Judge’s Order to Release Medically Vulnerable Incarcerated People
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Court Reverses Denial of Petition for Release as SB 1437 Continues to Be Found Constitutional
Court Reverses Denial of Petition for Release as SB 1437 Continues to Be Found Constitutional
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Former Georgia Death Row Prisoner Is Released after 43 Years for a Murder He Did Not Commit, Due to New DNA Evidence
Former Georgia Death Row Prisoner Is Released after 43 Years for a Murder He Did Not Commit, Due to New DNA Evidence
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Lawsuit to Release Vulnerable Prisoners Filed against Shelby County Jail
Lawsuit to Release Vulnerable Prisoners Filed against Shelby County Jail
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Minnesota Adopts Eyewitness ID Law to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
Minnesota Adopts Eyewitness ID Law to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
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Two Men Charged with Corporal Injury on a Spouse – One Told Officers He Would Cut Her Head Off
Two Men Charged with Corporal Injury on a Spouse – One Told Officers He Would Cut Her Head Off
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Sheriff ‘Lying’ about Sacramento Jail Conditions and COVID-19, Charge Inmates and Prisoner Advocates Sunday at ‘Die-In’
Sheriff ‘Lying’ about Sacramento Jail Conditions and COVID-19, Charge Inmates and Prisoner Advocates Sunday at ‘Die-In’
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Community Leaders Ask District Attorney Candidates Their Visions for Public Safety Beyond Mass Incarceration
Community Leaders Ask District Attorney Candidates Their Visions for Public Safety Beyond Mass Incarceration
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Sunday Commentary: We Could Re-Open and Be Relatively Safe – but We Won’t Be, the Way People Are Acting
Sunday Commentary: We Could Re-Open and Be Relatively Safe – but We Won’t Be, the Way People Are Acting
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City and County Must Leave Homeless Alone, Orders County Health Officer – Homeless Union Doesn’t ‘Trust’ Officials, Still Plans to File Lawsuit
City and County Must Leave Homeless Alone, Orders County Health Officer – Homeless Union Doesn’t ‘Trust’ Officials, Still Plans to File Lawsuit
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Guest Commentary: When a Two-Year Sentence Becomes a Death Sentence
Guest Commentary: When a Two-Year Sentence Becomes a Death Sentence
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My View: “I, Walter ‘Arkie’ Barton, am innocent and they are executing an innocent man!”
My View: “I, Walter ‘Arkie’ Barton, am innocent and they are executing an innocent man!”
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Guest Commentary: H.R. 40 (Reparations) Is Not a Symbolic Act. It’s a Path to Restorative Justice
Guest Commentary: H.R. 40 (Reparations) Is Not a Symbolic Act. It’s a Path to Restorative Justice
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Oklahoma Becomes Third in the Nation to Require Statewide Tracking of Jailhouse Informants
Oklahoma Becomes Third in the Nation to Require Statewide Tracking of Jailhouse Informants
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Guest Commentary: Portland, Oregon’s Seismic DA Result Demands Our Attention
Guest Commentary: Portland, Oregon’s Seismic DA Result Demands Our Attention
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VANGUARD’S COVID-19 & JAILS WEBINAR: Lawyers Paint Dark Picture of the ‘Virus’ and Jails from Coast to Coast
VANGUARD’S COVID-19 & JAILS WEBINAR: Lawyers Paint Dark Picture of the ‘Virus’ and Jails from Coast to Coast
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COVID-19 Pandemic Cited as Reason for Failure to Complete Court Classes
COVID-19 Pandemic Cited as Reason for Failure to Complete Court Classes