By Danielle Silva Oral arguments for two Senate Bill 1437 cases delve into the constitutionality of redef ...
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The Separation of Powers: Arguments over SB 1437 [Part 2]
The Separation of Powers: Arguments over SB 1437 [Part 2]
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Crime and Punishment and Voter Intent: Constitutional Arguments over SB 1437 [Part 1]
Crime and Punishment and Voter Intent: Constitutional Arguments over SB 1437 [Part 1]
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New Signed Legislation Benefits Those Jailed, Threatened with Jail and Those Who Have Paid for Crimes
New Signed Legislation Benefits Those Jailed, Threatened with Jail and Those Who Have Paid for Crimes
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Governor Newsom Dismantles Cruel, Ineffective Sentence Enhancement
Governor Newsom Dismantles Cruel, Ineffective Sentence Enhancement
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California: Legislature Adopts a Flurry of Reforms, but Voting Rights Wait for 2020
California: Legislature Adopts a Flurry of Reforms, but Voting Rights Wait for 2020
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Bill to Repeal One-Year Sentence Enhancement Passes Assembly
Bill to Repeal One-Year Sentence Enhancement Passes Assembly
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Legislature Passes Criminal Justice Reform Bills
Legislature Passes Criminal Justice Reform Bills
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California Lawmakers Pass Historic Bill Abolishing Copays in Jails and Prisons
California Lawmakers Pass Historic Bill Abolishing Copays in Jails and Prisons
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California Supreme Court Decision Major Ruling on Transparency of Police Misconduct
California Supreme Court Decision Major Ruling on Transparency of Police Misconduct
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In Liberal California, a Crusader against Criminal Justice Reform
In Liberal California, a Crusader against Criminal Justice Reform
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SF Judge Grants 1437 Petition, Two Men Expected to Be Released upon Re-Sentencing
SF Judge Grants 1437 Petition, Two Men Expected to Be Released upon Re-Sentencing
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Guest Commentary: Reform of Felony Murder Rule Critical To Criminal Justice Reform
Guest Commentary: Reform of Felony Murder Rule Critical To Criminal Justice Reform
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AG’s Office Argues SB 1437 is Constitutional in Opposition Brief in Appellate Case
AG’s Office Argues SB 1437 is Constitutional in Opposition Brief in Appellate Case
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New ‘Restorative Justice’ Program Promises to Reduce Crime, Save Taxpayers Money
New ‘Restorative Justice’ Program Promises to Reduce Crime, Save Taxpayers Money
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Use of Force Bill Can’t Come Soon Enough – Families Report Teens ‘Terrorized’ by Police
Use of Force Bill Can’t Come Soon Enough – Families Report Teens ‘Terrorized’ by Police
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Use-of-Force Reform Bill Moves to Governor’s Desk
Use-of-Force Reform Bill Moves to Governor’s Desk
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Landmark Police Transparency Law Requiring the Release of Body Camera Footage Begins July 1
Landmark Police Transparency Law Requiring the Release of Body Camera Footage Begins July 1
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Peace Officer Lethal Use of Force Bill Passes Key Senate Committee with No Opposition
Peace Officer Lethal Use of Force Bill Passes Key Senate Committee with No Opposition
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Commentary: Did Democrats Sell Out on Police Use of Force?
Commentary: Did Democrats Sell Out on Police Use of Force?
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Not Perfect, but Cop Deadly Use of Force Measure Gets OK by Assembly
Not Perfect, but Cop Deadly Use of Force Measure Gets OK by Assembly