By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Sacramento – In 2020, the California voters defeated a measure tha ...
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Bail Reform Efforts Become a Two-Year Bill
Bail Reform Efforts Become a Two-Year Bill
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Legislation to Strengthen Hate Crime Protections Moves to Governor
Legislation to Strengthen Hate Crime Protections Moves to Governor
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Legislation that Creates Judicial Guidance on Sentence Enhancements Goes to Governor for Signature
Legislation that Creates Judicial Guidance on Sentence Enhancements Goes to Governor for Signature
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CDCR Excludes Reinfections in COVID-19 Data Tracker, San Quentin Outbreak Goes Unreported
CDCR Excludes Reinfections in COVID-19 Data Tracker, San Quentin Outbreak Goes Unreported
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Letter: Attorneys General Urge Congress to Further Address Historical Drug Sentencing Inequities by Amending the First Step Act
Letter: Attorneys General Urge Congress to Further Address Historical Drug Sentencing Inequities by Amending the First Step Act
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Cop Decertification Measure OK’d by CA Assembly; Sponsor Unhappy with Some Amendments as It Moves Back to Senate
Cop Decertification Measure OK’d by CA Assembly; Sponsor Unhappy with Some Amendments as It Moves Back to Senate
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Be the Jury Bill Goes to the Governor
Be the Jury Bill Goes to the Governor
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Police Reform Bill Targeting Records of Bad Cops Clears CA Legislature, Heads to Gov’s Desk
Police Reform Bill Targeting Records of Bad Cops Clears CA Legislature, Heads to Gov’s Desk
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Kamlager’s AB 333 Modifying the Charging of Gang Enhancements Approved by the Senate
Kamlager’s AB 333 Modifying the Charging of Gang Enhancements Approved by the Senate
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CA Senate Appropriation Committee Sends Bill to End Prison-to-Deportation Pipeline to CA Senate Floor for a Final Vote
CA Senate Appropriation Committee Sends Bill to End Prison-to-Deportation Pipeline to CA Senate Floor for a Final Vote
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Bakersfield Police Submit to Agreement with State on Police Misconduct Despite Disagreeing with the Findings
Bakersfield Police Submit to Agreement with State on Police Misconduct Despite Disagreeing with the Findings
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New Vaccine Mandate for Some CDCR Staff Could Be a Gamechanger, Peace Officers Association Pushes Back
New Vaccine Mandate for Some CDCR Staff Could Be a Gamechanger, Peace Officers Association Pushes Back
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California Senator Creates Reform Legislation to Aid Those Childhood Trauma Victims
California Senator Creates Reform Legislation to Aid Those Childhood Trauma Victims
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CDCR To Expand In-Person Visitations; Active Cases Cross 100 After Weeks of Low Numbers
CDCR To Expand In-Person Visitations; Active Cases Cross 100 After Weeks of Low Numbers
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ACLU for First Time Ever Takes Position on Recall Election – Decides to Oppose September Governor Recall
ACLU for First Time Ever Takes Position on Recall Election – Decides to Oppose September Governor Recall
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How Fresno County Jail Neglected COVID-19 Data Reporting Throughout the Pandemic
How Fresno County Jail Neglected COVID-19 Data Reporting Throughout the Pandemic
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How Alameda County’s Santa Rita Jail Staff Violated Public Health’s Mandatory Testing Order
How Alameda County’s Santa Rita Jail Staff Violated Public Health’s Mandatory Testing Order
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CDCR Halts Early Releases For Those With 6 Months Left to Serve
CDCR Halts Early Releases For Those With 6 Months Left to Serve
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California’s Mission to Reduce Crime, Retail Theft, and General Violence: A Press Conference on AB 311
California’s Mission to Reduce Crime, Retail Theft, and General Violence: A Press Conference on AB 311