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Adachi Asks AG’s Office to Probe SFPD

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|Date: April 06, 2016
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Adachi Asks AG’s Office to Probe SFPD

San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi Tuesday urged the California Attorney General to open a civil ...

San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi Tuesday urged the California Attorney General to open a civil rights investigation into the San Francisco Police Department’s practices. In a letter sent Tue ...

April 06, 2016
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AG Implements Law Enforcement Training on Implicit Bias & Procedural Justice

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|Date: November 18, 2015
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AG Implements Law Enforcement Training on Implicit Bias & Procedural Justice

(From AG Press Release) - In the wake of recent events in California and across the nation that highlight ...

(From AG Press Release) - In the wake of recent events in California and across the nation that highlight the need for building trust between law enforcement and the communities they are sworn to serv ...

November 18, 2015
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My View II: Will Reform Lead to Rising Crime Rates?

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|Date: October 24, 2015
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My View II: Will Reform Lead to Rising Crime Rates?

In recent weeks, we have seen arguments claiming that reforms like Proposition 47 and AB 109 in Californi ...

In recent weeks, we have seen arguments claiming that reforms like Proposition 47 and AB 109 in California have reversed long-standing trends of falling crime rates. At the same time, many have argue ...

October 24, 2015
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Attorney General on Community Policing and Restoring Trust

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|Date: August 11, 2015
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Attorney General on Community Policing and Restoring Trust

The following remarks were delivered on Monday by Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch at Community Policing ...

The following remarks were delivered on Monday by Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch at Community Policing Roundtable in Pittsburgh Restoring trust where it has eroded is one of my top priorities as At ...

August 11, 2015
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California is Finally Getting Serious about Police Reform

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|Date: May 06, 2015
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California is Finally Getting Serious about Police Reform

by Chauncee Smith On a daily basis, Americans now see people of color unjustifiably killed by law enforce ...

by Chauncee Smith On a daily basis, Americans now see people of color unjustifiably killed by law enforcement. Particularly disheartening is that many of these homicides border on the edge of horrifi ...

May 06, 2015
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Sunday Commentary: New AG Doesn’t Seem Likely to Lead Reform Efforts

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: April 26, 2015
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Sunday Commentary: New AG Doesn’t Seem Likely to Lead Reform Efforts

The political story was a standoff over the nomination of Loretta Lynch to fill longtime Attorney General ...

The political story was a standoff over the nomination of Loretta Lynch to fill longtime Attorney General Eric Holder’s spot at the head of the Justice Department. The nomination comes at a crucial ti ...

April 26, 2015
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Attorney General Releases 90-Day Review of Training on Implicit Bias and Use of Force

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|Date: April 18, 2015
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Attorney General Releases 90-Day Review of Training on Implicit Bias and Use of Force

Attorney General also announces statewide training on implicit bias and creation of 21st Century Policing ...

Attorney General also announces statewide training on implicit bias and creation of 21st Century Policing Working Group (From Attorney General Press Release) Friday, Attorney General Kamala D. Harris ...

April 18, 2015
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Vergara Decision on Tenure Appealed

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: August 31, 2014
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Vergara Decision on Tenure Appealed

Arguing that “changes of this magnitude, as a matter of law and policy, require appellate review” and tha ...

Arguing that “changes of this magnitude, as a matter of law and policy, require appellate review” and that trial judge Rolf M. Treu had “declined to provide a detailed statement of the factual and leg ...

August 31, 2014
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Student Opinion: The Past Haunts the Future

Barz Behind Bars: Improving Prison Literacy Rates through Creative Program

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Marin Grand Jury Slams Marin County District Attorney’s Office for ‘Unreasonable’ Case Backlog, Recommends Staff Increases, Treating Incarcerated Awaiting Only Trial (Majority) Better

Looking Back: The Multi-Faceted Human Costs of Wrongful Conviction

VANGUARD INCARCERATED PRESS: What’s Fair Is Fair

Innocence Project: After 33 Years of Being in Prison after Wrongful Conviction, Tyrone Day Exonerated

San Francisco District Attorney Allows Further Delays in Case against Sean Moore’s Killer, SFPD Officer Kenneth Cha

Adachi Asks AG’s Office to Probe SFPD

Adachi Asks AG’s Office to Probe SFPD

AG Implements Law Enforcement Training on Implicit Bias & Procedural Justice

AG Implements Law Enforcement Training on Implicit Bias & Procedural Justice

My View II: Will Reform Lead to Rising Crime Rates?

My View II: Will Reform Lead to Rising Crime Rates?

Attorney General on Community Policing and Restoring Trust

Attorney General on Community Policing and Restoring Trust

California is Finally Getting Serious about Police Reform

California is Finally Getting Serious about Police Reform

Sunday Commentary: New AG Doesn’t Seem Likely to Lead Reform Efforts

Sunday Commentary: New AG Doesn’t Seem Likely to Lead Reform Efforts

Attorney General Releases 90-Day Review of Training on Implicit Bias and Use of Force

Attorney General Releases 90-Day Review of Training on Implicit Bias and Use of Force

Vergara Decision on Tenure Appealed

Vergara Decision on Tenure Appealed

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