By Jordyn Gleaton DUBLIN, CA -- As a result of an apparent miscommunication from the Dublin Public Defend ...
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Judge Balks at Prosecutor Suggestion Man without Attorney Should Proceed with Hearing, Orders PD Assign Counsel
Judge Balks at Prosecutor Suggestion Man without Attorney Should Proceed with Hearing, Orders PD Assign Counsel
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Judge Does Not Consider COVID-19 to Be ‘Serious Issue’ Inside Pandemic-Ravaged San Quentin State Prison
Judge Does Not Consider COVID-19 to Be ‘Serious Issue’ Inside Pandemic-Ravaged San Quentin State Prison
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Sentencing Delayed: COVID-19 Continues to Place Strain on Courts
Sentencing Delayed: COVID-19 Continues to Place Strain on Courts
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COVID-19 Fallout: Public Defender Complains Judge ‘Runs’ Over Him, Threatens Motion to Remove Judge after Judge Suggests Removing PD from Case
COVID-19 Fallout: Public Defender Complains Judge ‘Runs’ Over Him, Threatens Motion to Remove Judge after Judge Suggests Removing PD from Case
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COVID-19 Booster Shots Offered At Mule Creek Prison, According to Incarcerated Journalist
COVID-19 Booster Shots Offered At Mule Creek Prison, According to Incarcerated Journalist
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CDPH’s Mandatory Testing Order for Unvaccinated Jail Staff to Cost $70k Per Month at Santa Rita Jail
CDPH’s Mandatory Testing Order for Unvaccinated Jail Staff to Cost $70k Per Month at Santa Rita Jail
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Request to Release Man Before Sentencing Denied; COVID-19 Places Hardship on His Family
Request to Release Man Before Sentencing Denied; COVID-19 Places Hardship on His Family
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New Vaccine Mandate for Some CDCR Staff Could Be a Gamechanger, Peace Officers Association Pushes Back
New Vaccine Mandate for Some CDCR Staff Could Be a Gamechanger, Peace Officers Association Pushes Back
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Half of All CDCR Outbreaks in May & July Traced Back to Employees, Testing Cannot Substitute Vaccination, Says Court Receiver
Half of All CDCR Outbreaks in May & July Traced Back to Employees, Testing Cannot Substitute Vaccination, Says Court Receiver
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‘The Purpose of Incarceration Is Supposed to Be Rehabilitation’ – Defense Attorney Argues for Suspended Sentence Due to COVID-19
‘The Purpose of Incarceration Is Supposed to Be Rehabilitation’ – Defense Attorney Argues for Suspended Sentence Due to COVID-19
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Defense Cites Interpreter Problems in Motion to Dismiss COVID-Delayed Trial; Judge Balks, Sets New Trial
Defense Cites Interpreter Problems in Motion to Dismiss COVID-Delayed Trial; Judge Balks, Sets New Trial
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CDCR To Expand In-Person Visitations; Active Cases Cross 100 After Weeks of Low Numbers
CDCR To Expand In-Person Visitations; Active Cases Cross 100 After Weeks of Low Numbers
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Los Angeles County Sheriff Refuses to Enforce Mask Mandate as LA Faces Surge in COVID-19 Cases
Los Angeles County Sheriff Refuses to Enforce Mask Mandate as LA Faces Surge in COVID-19 Cases
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CDCR Halts Early Releases For Those With 6 Months Left to Serve
CDCR Halts Early Releases For Those With 6 Months Left to Serve
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Outbreak in Santa Rita Jail After Months of Declining Cases — Only 24% of Population is Vaccinated
Outbreak in Santa Rita Jail After Months of Declining Cases — Only 24% of Population is Vaccinated
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Out of CA’s $8.5B Total COVID Response Costs, $1.6B Went to CDCR According to CalMatters Analysis
Out of CA’s $8.5B Total COVID Response Costs, $1.6B Went to CDCR According to CalMatters Analysis
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Most CDCR Prison Facilities Resume Limited Programming; No COVID-19 Outbreaks for Several Weeks
Most CDCR Prison Facilities Resume Limited Programming; No COVID-19 Outbreaks for Several Weeks
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33 CDCR Institutions in Phase 3 of Re-Opening – Programs and Services to Resume Shortly
33 CDCR Institutions in Phase 3 of Re-Opening – Programs and Services to Resume Shortly
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Looking Back at COVID in Sac County Jails – How Staff Violated Official Protocol
Looking Back at COVID in Sac County Jails – How Staff Violated Official Protocol
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Hundreds of Defendants Await Trial Despite SF Courts Reopening
Hundreds of Defendants Await Trial Despite SF Courts Reopening