By Sydney Kaplan OAKLAND, CA - An expert psychology witness was the focus in an Alameda County Superior C ...
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Psychology Tests Used in Court to Show Defendant’s Supposed ‘Low Risk’ for Sex Crimes
Psychology Tests Used in Court to Show Defendant’s Supposed ‘Low Risk’ for Sex Crimes
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Defense’s Poignant Closing Statement from Murder Retrial – “Justice Will Prevail”
Defense’s Poignant Closing Statement from Murder Retrial – “Justice Will Prevail”
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Judge Lowers Bail from $60,000 to $50,000 and Orders a Stay Away in Strip Mall Shooting
Judge Lowers Bail from $60,000 to $50,000 and Orders a Stay Away in Strip Mall Shooting
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Judge Hears Motions in Limine for Oakland Homicide and Carjacking Case
Judge Hears Motions in Limine for Oakland Homicide and Carjacking Case
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Prosecution Objects, but Judge Gives Several People a Chance to Move On from Previous Felony Convictions
Prosecution Objects, but Judge Gives Several People a Chance to Move On from Previous Felony Convictions
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Student Opinion: Supreme Court Upholds Life without Parole for Juveniles
Student Opinion: Supreme Court Upholds Life without Parole for Juveniles
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Self-Representing Defendant Argues Wrongful Conviction in Case of Alleged Anti-Semitic Hate Crime
Self-Representing Defendant Argues Wrongful Conviction in Case of Alleged Anti-Semitic Hate Crime
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Proposed Coronavirus Relief Bill To Include Incarcerated Individuals
Proposed Coronavirus Relief Bill To Include Incarcerated Individuals
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One Year into Pandemic, Several Prisons Resume In-Person Visits
One Year into Pandemic, Several Prisons Resume In-Person Visits
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Prison Staff Across the Nation Refuse COVID-19 Vaccine Despite Widespread Outbreaks
Prison Staff Across the Nation Refuse COVID-19 Vaccine Despite Widespread Outbreaks
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Berkeley Limits Low-Level Traffic Stops in an Effort to Reduce Policing Disparities
Berkeley Limits Low-Level Traffic Stops in an Effort to Reduce Policing Disparities
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Judge Balances Veteran’s Mental Health and Public Safety
Judge Balances Veteran’s Mental Health and Public Safety
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New York Limits Solitary Confinement with Passage of New Bill
New York Limits Solitary Confinement with Passage of New Bill
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Court Doesn’t Require Bail, but Really Doesn’t Want Defendant Driving before Trial after ‘Wrong Way’ Driving Causes Accident
Court Doesn’t Require Bail, but Really Doesn’t Want Defendant Driving before Trial after ‘Wrong Way’ Driving Causes Accident
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After Apology, Court Allows Defendant to Attend Residential Treatment Program Instead of Detention
After Apology, Court Allows Defendant to Attend Residential Treatment Program Instead of Detention