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California Combats Use of Force Against Journalists at Protests by Passing Senate Bill No. 98
California Combats Use of Force Against Journalists at Protests by Passing Senate Bill No. 98
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The Real Cost of Prison Labor Is an Ethical Problem
The Real Cost of Prison Labor Is an Ethical Problem
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A Tooth for a Tooth: The Effects of Poor Dental Care in California State Prisons
A Tooth for a Tooth: The Effects of Poor Dental Care in California State Prisons
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Late Video Evidence Admission, Opening Statements in Double Murder Trial
Late Video Evidence Admission, Opening Statements in Double Murder Trial
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Alameda Judge Refuses to Grant OR to Two Men Accused of Violent Crimes
Alameda Judge Refuses to Grant OR to Two Men Accused of Violent Crimes
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Man Charged with Three Separate Burglaries in Berkeley – Known to Police from Previous Activity
Man Charged with Three Separate Burglaries in Berkeley – Known to Police from Previous Activity
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Police Officer, Forensic Pathologist Testify in Ongoing Murder Trial of Two Men in Alleged Laptop Theft
Police Officer, Forensic Pathologist Testify in Ongoing Murder Trial of Two Men in Alleged Laptop Theft
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25 Years to Life in Prison for Men Convicted in Duct Tape Asphyxiation Case
25 Years to Life in Prison for Men Convicted in Duct Tape Asphyxiation Case
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PD Charges Judge Made ‘Mistake’ – 2nd Judge Baffled by Request to Modify Release Order
PD Charges Judge Made ‘Mistake’ – 2nd Judge Baffled by Request to Modify Release Order
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Student Opinion: The Regents’ Approval to Build on People’s Park Ignores Community and Collective Struggle
Student Opinion: The Regents’ Approval to Build on People’s Park Ignores Community and Collective Struggle
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Across the UC System, Lecturers Demand Better Pay
Across the UC System, Lecturers Demand Better Pay
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Governor Newsom signs C.R.I.S.E.S. Act into Law – a Big Step for Policing Alternatives
Governor Newsom signs C.R.I.S.E.S. Act into Law – a Big Step for Policing Alternatives
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California’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for All Prison Guards Appealed by Governor Newsom and the State Corrections Department
California’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for All Prison Guards Appealed by Governor Newsom and the State Corrections Department
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Multiple Deaths of Incarcerated People in Rikers Island Jail Sparks Urgency to Decarcerate Pre-Trial Detainees
Multiple Deaths of Incarcerated People in Rikers Island Jail Sparks Urgency to Decarcerate Pre-Trial Detainees
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Not Even a Worldwide Pandemic Can Stop California Reentry Program from Helping San Quentin Parolees Reenter Society
Not Even a Worldwide Pandemic Can Stop California Reentry Program from Helping San Quentin Parolees Reenter Society
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Prison to University Pipeline: How the Berkeley Underground Scholars Helps Formerly Incarcerated Students
Prison to University Pipeline: How the Berkeley Underground Scholars Helps Formerly Incarcerated Students