By Brian Hofer (Editor’s note: This op-ed was originally published in SF Gate on December 29, 2021. Prop ...
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Guest Commentary: Three Years Later Mayor Breed Is Still Lying about SF’s Surveillance Ordinance
Guest Commentary: Three Years Later Mayor Breed Is Still Lying about SF’s Surveillance Ordinance
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Despite US Supreme Court Review of Grants Pass Case, San Francisco Homelessness Case Should Proceed
Despite US Supreme Court Review of Grants Pass Case, San Francisco Homelessness Case Should Proceed
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Ninth Circuit Affirms Preliminary Injunction against San Francisco for Cruel and Unusual Treatment of Thousands of Unhoused Residents
Ninth Circuit Affirms Preliminary Injunction against San Francisco for Cruel and Unusual Treatment of Thousands of Unhoused Residents
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Why a Punitive Approach to Drug Overdoses Likely Won’t Reduce Deaths
Monday Morning Thoughts: Why a Punitive Approach to Drug Overdoses Likely Won’t Reduce Deaths
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SF Public Defender’s Office Seeks Racial Justice Act Claim in Police Shooting Case
SF Public Defender’s Office Seeks Racial Justice Act Claim in Police Shooting Case
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Governor and SF Leaders Continue to Push War on Drugs Failed Solutions
Governor and SF Leaders Continue to Push War on Drugs Failed Solutions
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Letter: SF Public Defender Opposes Police Staffing Plan
Letter: SF Public Defender Opposes Police Staffing Plan
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New Court Filing: San Francisco Attempts to ‘Judge Shop’ In Homelessness Case
New Court Filing: San Francisco Attempts to ‘Judge Shop’ In Homelessness Case
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New Court Filing: San Francisco Continues to Defy Injunction
New Court Filing: San Francisco Continues to Defy Injunction
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Breed’s Drug Testing Press Conference – Dangerous Headline Chasing That Will Increase Crime
Breed’s Drug Testing Press Conference – Dangerous Headline Chasing That Will Increase Crime
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Federal Court Authorizes Depositions of Former Trump Cabinet Officials in Lawsuit by Immigrant Families Victimized by Family Separation Policy
Federal Court Authorizes Depositions of Former Trump Cabinet Officials in Lawsuit by Immigrant Families Victimized by Family Separation Policy
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SF Mayor Lays Out Path on Homelessness, Disputed by Plaintiffs of Lawsuit
SF Mayor Lays Out Path on Homelessness, Disputed by Plaintiffs of Lawsuit
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Group Finds Newsom’s Brief in SF Homeless Case ‘Profoundly Disappointing’
Group Finds Newsom’s Brief in SF Homeless Case ‘Profoundly Disappointing’
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SF Public Defender’s Office Launches College Pathway Project in Partnership with SF State and City College of SF
SF Public Defender’s Office Launches College Pathway Project in Partnership with SF State and City College of SF
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Guest Commentary: The San Francisco Public Defender’s Office – A Powerhouse for Fearless Advocacy and Equal Rights in the Justice System
Guest Commentary: The San Francisco Public Defender’s Office – A Powerhouse for Fearless Advocacy and Equal Rights in the Justice System
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Appellate Court Finds Jenkins Committed Prosecutorial Misconduct in Prosecution of Mentally Ill Man
Appellate Court Finds Jenkins Committed Prosecutorial Misconduct in Prosecution of Mentally Ill Man
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Guest Commentary: Lifting Homelessness Injunction Will Simply Reinstate Inadequate Response to the Homelessness Crisis
Guest Commentary: Lifting Homelessness Injunction Will Simply Reinstate Inadequate Response to the Homelessness Crisis
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Guest Commentary: Embracing the Unspoken – The Inevitability of Change
Guest Commentary: Embracing the Unspoken – The Inevitability of Change
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Letter: The Shooting and Killing of Ryant Bluford
Letter: The Shooting and Killing of Ryant Bluford