By Tatiana Gasca ALAMEDA, CA -- In an ongoing murder case from 2018, a jury trial continued here ...
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Defense Attorney Justifies Defendant’s Murder, Argues It Was Self Defense, Suggests Did Society Favor, Says Judge
Defense Attorney Justifies Defendant’s Murder, Argues It Was Self Defense, Suggests Did Society Favor, Says Judge
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Satchel, Tinted Windows and Speeding Caught Officer’s Eye in Case Set for Trial
Satchel, Tinted Windows and Speeding Caught Officer’s Eye in Case Set for Trial
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Victim in 80s Details Attack by Man on Birdwatchers, and How He Held Attacker for Police
Victim in 80s Details Attack by Man on Birdwatchers, and How He Held Attacker for Police
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Defendant Waiting for Mental Health Evaluation Pleads for Release by Court – Already in Custody for 90 Days
Defendant Waiting for Mental Health Evaluation Pleads for Release by Court – Already in Custody for 90 Days
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Jury Trial Begins for Man Accused of Beating Wife at Motel 6
Jury Trial Begins for Man Accused of Beating Wife at Motel 6
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Newly Hired Police Officer Faces Scrutiny by Defense in Indecent Exposure Preliminary
Newly Hired Police Officer Faces Scrutiny by Defense in Indecent Exposure Preliminary
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Woman Accused of Terrorist Threats Released to Aunt by Judge
Woman Accused of Terrorist Threats Released to Aunt by Judge
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SF Public Defender Announces Jury Acquitted Graffiti Artist of Assault Charges After ‘Vigilante’ Jumped Him
SF Public Defender Announces Jury Acquitted Graffiti Artist of Assault Charges After ‘Vigilante’ Jumped Him
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Judge Reluctantly Grants Pretrial Release for Defendant in DUI Case
Judge Reluctantly Grants Pretrial Release for Defendant in DUI Case
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‘Home-Free’ Man Sentenced to Two Years in Prison for Stabbing Another with ‘Makeshift Spear’ at a Berkeley Homeless Camp
‘Home-Free’ Man Sentenced to Two Years in Prison for Stabbing Another with ‘Makeshift Spear’ at a Berkeley Homeless Camp
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Court Confusion: Man in Court, Supposed to be in Jail as Ordered
Court Confusion: Man in Court, Supposed to be in Jail as Ordered
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Man’s Mental Health Evaluation Postponed Because of Defective Jail Phone – His Attorney Calls It ‘Shocking and Infuriating’
Man’s Mental Health Evaluation Postponed Because of Defective Jail Phone – His Attorney Calls It ‘Shocking and Infuriating’
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Man Sent to Trial on Burglary Case; Defense Argues Lack of Physical Evidence
Man Sent to Trial on Burglary Case; Defense Argues Lack of Physical Evidence
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After Failure to Protect Victim from Domestic Violence, Court Resorts to Increased Bail
After Failure to Protect Victim from Domestic Violence, Court Resorts to Increased Bail
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Prosecutor, Defense Counsel Examine Possible Role Gangs Played in 2018 Murder
Prosecutor, Defense Counsel Examine Possible Role Gangs Played in 2018 Murder
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Victim of Drunk Driving Accident Shares Trauma, Pain – Defendant Sentenced to 90 Days in Jail
Victim of Drunk Driving Accident Shares Trauma, Pain – Defendant Sentenced to 90 Days in Jail
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Judge Denies Mental Health Diversion for Man Accused of Attempted Murder, Says Mental Illness Too Severe, Sets Trial
Judge Denies Mental Health Diversion for Man Accused of Attempted Murder, Says Mental Illness Too Severe, Sets Trial
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Defendant Issued No-harassing Protective Order After Assaulting Spouse, Who Still Wants His ‘Input’ in Child’s Life
Defendant Issued No-harassing Protective Order After Assaulting Spouse, Who Still Wants His ‘Input’ in Child’s Life
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More Than Just One Question for Defendant in SF Hearing
More Than Just One Question for Defendant in SF Hearing
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Judge Spends Time Justifying Decision – Sentences Man to 15 Years State Prison for Chinatown Armed Robbery of Elderly Gentleman with Grandchildren
Judge Spends Time Justifying Decision – Sentences Man to 15 Years State Prison for Chinatown Armed Robbery of Elderly Gentleman with Grandchildren