By David M. Greenwald When President-elect Joe Biden surprisingly named California Attorney General Xavie ...
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Could Newsom Look to Someone Like Police Reformer Paul Henderson As AG?
Could Newsom Look to Someone Like Police Reformer Paul Henderson As AG?
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My View: Policy Issues Aside, Padilla Was the Logical Choice
My View: Policy Issues Aside, Padilla Was the Logical Choice
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“CDCR is committing reckless endangerment. Moving people without test results” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s SATF
“CDCR is committing reckless endangerment. Moving people without test results” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s SATF
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Uncertain Future for Indeterminately Sentenced “Lifers” and COVID High-Risk Patients
Uncertain Future for Indeterminately Sentenced “Lifers” and COVID High-Risk Patients
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Commentary: Reactions to Newsom’s Appointments – ‘Yay’ and ‘Meh’
Commentary: Reactions to Newsom’s Appointments – ‘Yay’ and ‘Meh’
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Concerns Over CDCR’s Early-Release Programs; COVID-19 High-Risk Transfers Halted Indefinitely
Concerns Over CDCR’s Early-Release Programs; COVID-19 High-Risk Transfers Halted Indefinitely
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“COVID-19 could only have reached death row via staff. Many of us believe this was intentional.” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin
“COVID-19 could only have reached death row via staff. Many of us believe this was intentional.” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin
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‘War on Drugs Failed’ Tweets Lawmaker; Introduces State Legislation to Untie Hands of Judges in Drug Sentencing
‘War on Drugs Failed’ Tweets Lawmaker; Introduces State Legislation to Untie Hands of Judges in Drug Sentencing
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“My dinner was two spoonfuls of rice, beans, peas, carrots and casserole” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s Valley State Prison
“My dinner was two spoonfuls of rice, beans, peas, carrots and casserole” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s Valley State Prison
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“Guards are trying to kill prisoners”- COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s High Desert State Prison
“Guards are trying to kill prisoners”- COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s High Desert State Prison
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“I don’t want to die in here” – Protests Rise Against Tiny Meal Portions, Suspicious Transfers, Lack of Testing
“I don’t want to die in here” – Protests Rise Against Tiny Meal Portions, Suspicious Transfers, Lack of Testing
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State Senator Takes Aim at Bad Cops, Introduces Bill to License Peace Officers
State Senator Takes Aim at Bad Cops, Introduces Bill to License Peace Officers
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Incumbent Mike Garcia Beats Democratic Challenger Christy Smith By Just 300 Votes
Incumbent Mike Garcia Beats Democratic Challenger Christy Smith By Just 300 Votes
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Senator Dodd Introduces College Student Hunger Bill
Senator Dodd Introduces College Student Hunger Bill
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Assemblymember Jones-Sawyer Puts Forward New Police Reform Legislation That Would Require Bachelor Degrees for Police
Assemblymember Jones-Sawyer Puts Forward New Police Reform Legislation That Would Require Bachelor Degrees for Police
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Aguiar-Curry Introduces Internet For All Act
Aguiar-Curry Introduces Internet For All Act
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“A submarine that was sinking” – San Quentin Residents Reflect on COVID-19 Devastation
“A submarine that was sinking” – San Quentin Residents Reflect on COVID-19 Devastation
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Santa Rita Jail Refuses to Discipline Staff for Not Enforcing Social Distancing & Mask-Wearing
Santa Rita Jail Refuses to Discipline Staff for Not Enforcing Social Distancing & Mask-Wearing
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ICE Continues to Fight Against Oversight After Covid-19 Outbreaks At Detention Centers
ICE Continues to Fight Against Oversight After Covid-19 Outbreaks At Detention Centers
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CA Supreme Court Hosts Oral Argument on Constitutionality of SB 1391, Fate of Sending Youth Under 16 to Adult Court
CA Supreme Court Hosts Oral Argument on Constitutionality of SB 1391, Fate of Sending Youth Under 16 to Adult Court