Across the state there has been a battle over the constitutionality of SB 1437. The bill became law on J ...
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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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Legislation to End Discrimination against LGBTQ People Regarding Sex Offender Registry Passes Assembly Committee
Legislation to End Discrimination against LGBTQ People Regarding Sex Offender Registry Passes Assembly Committee
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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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Resolution Would Designate Officer Natalie Corona Memorial Highway Passes Legislature
Resolution Would Designate Officer Natalie Corona Memorial Highway Passes Legislature
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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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Last CA Inmates from Out-of-State, For-Profit, Private Prisons Return
Last CA Inmates from Out-of-State, For-Profit, Private Prisons Return
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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
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Plan to Repeal Unnecessary One-Year Enhancements on Sentences Approved by Senate
Plan to Repeal Unnecessary One-Year Enhancements on Sentences Approved by Senate
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California Assembly Approves Eliminating Co-Pays in Prisons and Jails
California Assembly Approves Eliminating Co-Pays in Prisons and Jails
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Police Use of Force Bill Moves to Critical Floor Vote
Police Use of Force Bill Moves to Critical Floor Vote
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SB 136 Eliminating an Additional Criminal Enhancement Moves Forward for Full Senate Vote
SB 136 Eliminating an Additional Criminal Enhancement Moves Forward for Full Senate Vote
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Key Pieces of Legislation on Private Prisons, Safe Lots and CBD Move Forward
Key Pieces of Legislation on Private Prisons, Safe Lots and CBD Move Forward
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Yolo County Superior Court Judge Agrees with Vanguard in SB 1421 Suit
Yolo County Superior Court Judge Agrees with Vanguard in SB 1421 Suit
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SD Council Supports AB 392; SF Sups Oppose Face Surveillance
SD Council Supports AB 392; SF Sups Oppose Face Surveillance
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POST MOTHER’S DAY: Legislation Designed to Reduce Killings by Police Gets Another Boost by Mothers
POST MOTHER’S DAY: Legislation Designed to Reduce Killings by Police Gets Another Boost by Mothers
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Bill By Senator Mitchell Would Restrict Ability to Collect Court Administrative Fees
Bill By Senator Mitchell Would Restrict Ability to Collect Court Administrative Fees