By Layla Mustafa STATE CAPITOL – Multiple District Attorneys across California Thursday partnered up wi ...
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Lawmaker, CA DAs Announce State Measure to Cure Prosecutors’ Conflict of Interest Investigating Police Misconduct
Lawmaker, CA DAs Announce State Measure to Cure Prosecutors’ Conflict of Interest Investigating Police Misconduct
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Alameda Public Health Dept. Made One Visit to Santa Rita Jail Since April Despite Multiple COVID-19 Outbreaks and Harrowing Jail Conditions
Alameda Public Health Dept. Made One Visit to Santa Rita Jail Since April Despite Multiple COVID-19 Outbreaks and Harrowing Jail Conditions
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“The numbers tell only half the story” – Narratives from San Quentin on COVID-19 Data
“The numbers tell only half the story” – Narratives from San Quentin on COVID-19 Data
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Evaluating Benefits and Repercussions of Prop 22
Evaluating Benefits and Repercussions of Prop 22
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“The Whole Jail Will Be Infected Eventually” — Incarcerated Voices from Elmwood CC Highlight Inhumane Conditions During COVID-19
“The Whole Jail Will Be Infected Eventually” — Incarcerated Voices from Elmwood CC Highlight Inhumane Conditions During COVID-19
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Pros and Cons of Proposition 25 – Bail and Problematic Consequences for California’s Defendants
Pros and Cons of Proposition 25 – Bail and Problematic Consequences for California’s Defendants
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Proposition 20: Critics Charge It Will Undo Criminal Justice Reform
Proposition 20: Critics Charge It Will Undo Criminal Justice Reform
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CDCR Reports Deuel Vocational Institution Shutting Down Due to COVID-19 State Budget Cuts
CDCR Reports Deuel Vocational Institution Shutting Down Due to COVID-19 State Budget Cuts
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“My first quarantine cell was covered in feces, vomit and blood. Deputies did not care” – Narratives from Santa Rita Jail Detail Horrifying Conditions During Pandemic
“My first quarantine cell was covered in feces, vomit and blood. Deputies did not care” – Narratives from Santa Rita Jail Detail Horrifying Conditions During Pandemic
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Governor Newsom Nominates First Openly Gay Justice to CA Supreme Court
Governor Newsom Nominates First Openly Gay Justice to CA Supreme Court
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Santa Rita Jail Does Not Administer or Recommend COVID-19 Testing Prior to Quarantine Release
Santa Rita Jail Does Not Administer or Recommend COVID-19 Testing Prior to Quarantine Release
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First Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against San Quentin; Hearing In Habeas Case To Release 50% Of CDCR Population Underway
First Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against San Quentin; Hearing In Habeas Case To Release 50% Of CDCR Population Underway
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Racial Justice, Slavery Reparations, and a Police Shootings Bill by Senator Dodd Signed by the Governor
Racial Justice, Slavery Reparations, and a Police Shootings Bill by Senator Dodd Signed by the Governor
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Governor Signs Three Police Reform Bills, Pledging ‘We’re Just Getting Started’
Governor Signs Three Police Reform Bills, Pledging ‘We’re Just Getting Started’
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A Lifeline for Threatened and Endangered Species: Governor Newsom Signs Rodenticide Moratorium
A Lifeline for Threatened and Endangered Species: Governor Newsom Signs Rodenticide Moratorium
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Climate Protestors Descend on Capitol, Governor Newsom Responds with Climate-Oriented Executive Orders
Climate Protestors Descend on Capitol, Governor Newsom Responds with Climate-Oriented Executive Orders
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How the Presidential Debates Will Influence the Outcome of the 2020 Election
How the Presidential Debates Will Influence the Outcome of the 2020 Election
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Santa Rita Jail Admits Population Control Is Not a Priority Despite Three COVID-19 Outbreaks and Numerous Complaints
Santa Rita Jail Admits Population Control Is Not a Priority Despite Three COVID-19 Outbreaks and Numerous Complaints
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California Passes AB 376, Becomes First State to Provide a Bill of Rights for Student Borrowers
California Passes AB 376, Becomes First State to Provide a Bill of Rights for Student Borrowers
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Santa Rita Jail Population Increased by One Hundred as CDCR Transfers Are Halted; Questions Arise Regarding Mental Health Care for Incarcerated
Santa Rita Jail Population Increased by One Hundred as CDCR Transfers Are Halted; Questions Arise Regarding Mental Health Care for Incarcerated