This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project which partners with the Davis Vangua ...
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COVID cases rise in California’s prison system after weeks of declining numbers
COVID cases rise in California’s prison system after weeks of declining numbers
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New COVID Outbreak Reported in Alameda County’s Santa Rita Jail, after Weeks of Declining Cases
New COVID Outbreak Reported in Alameda County’s Santa Rita Jail, after Weeks of Declining Cases
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UN Committee Hits ‘Racist’ Distribution of COVID Vaccines Resulting in Higher Death Rates for Africans, Asians
UN Committee Hits ‘Racist’ Distribution of COVID Vaccines Resulting in Higher Death Rates for Africans, Asians
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COVID Pandemic Targeted Incarceration Centers
COVID Pandemic Targeted Incarceration Centers
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Advocates, Reporter, SF DA and SF PD Note Frustrations as Backlogged Cases in SF Continue
Advocates, Reporter, SF DA and SF PD Note Frustrations as Backlogged Cases in SF Continue
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Following a No Contest Plea, Judge Grants Brief Release so Defendant Can See His Children
Following a No Contest Plea, Judge Grants Brief Release so Defendant Can See His Children
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Defense Successfully Argues Delay in Prosecuting Man Too Long Even Considering COVID – Judge Tosses Case
Defense Successfully Argues Delay in Prosecuting Man Too Long Even Considering COVID – Judge Tosses Case
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DC Circuit Court Prohibits ‘Title 42’ Expulsions Used by Trump to Expel Hundreds of Thousands of Migrants
DC Circuit Court Prohibits ‘Title 42’ Expulsions Used by Trump to Expel Hundreds of Thousands of Migrants
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New Sentencing Commission Report Analyzes 2020 Compassionate Release Trends
New Sentencing Commission Report Analyzes 2020 Compassionate Release Trends
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U.S. Sentencing Commission Releases Report on ‘Compassionate Releases’ during COVID-19 Pandemic
U.S. Sentencing Commission Releases Report on ‘Compassionate Releases’ during COVID-19 Pandemic
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No Access to Attorney Visits or Video Hearings for Santa Rita Jail Residents, Says Alameda Public Defender’s Office
No Access to Attorney Visits or Video Hearings for Santa Rita Jail Residents, Says Alameda Public Defender’s Office
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No COVID vaccine mandate for Alameda County sheriff’s office, says public health director
No COVID vaccine mandate for Alameda County sheriff’s office, says public health director
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Absence at Hearings – Past and Present – Stifles Progress in Cases, Asserts Judge
Absence at Hearings – Past and Present – Stifles Progress in Cases, Asserts Judge
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On Eve of Courts Possibility Opening Up Regularly to Public, Access Rules Re-established
On Eve of Courts Possibility Opening Up Regularly to Public, Access Rules Re-established
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COVID-19 Still Hitting Jails Hard – Cellmate Tests Positive, Leading to Postponement of Preliminary Hearing
COVID-19 Still Hitting Jails Hard – Cellmate Tests Positive, Leading to Postponement of Preliminary Hearing
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Judge Takes Strong Issue with Incarcerated Waiting Many Months for Mental Health Treatment, Threatens to Hold State in Contempt
Judge Takes Strong Issue with Incarcerated Waiting Many Months for Mental Health Treatment, Threatens to Hold State in Contempt
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Defense Objects to Zoom Testimony for Witness with COVID Symptoms; Judge Then Requires Witness COVID Test before Testifying in Person
Defense Objects to Zoom Testimony for Witness with COVID Symptoms; Judge Then Requires Witness COVID Test before Testifying in Person
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Omicron Hits Sac Jails the Hardest; Sheriff’s Lax COVID Practices, Overpopulation and Low Vaccinations Are to Blame
Omicron Hits Sac Jails the Hardest; Sheriff’s Lax COVID Practices, Overpopulation and Low Vaccinations Are to Blame
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Courtroom Closure Causes Confusion for Accused, Lawyers, Judge
Courtroom Closure Causes Confusion for Accused, Lawyers, Judge
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ACLU Files Lawsuit in Response to ICE Denying COVID-19 Boosters to Detainees
ACLU Files Lawsuit in Response to ICE Denying COVID-19 Boosters to Detainees