By Rick Cruz Last month, a panel of jurors found Joe Sullivan, former Uber Head of Security, guilty of ob ...
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San Francisco Jury finds Former Uber Executive Guilty of Obstructing Federal Trade Commission Investigation
San Francisco Jury finds Former Uber Executive Guilty of Obstructing Federal Trade Commission Investigation
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Jury Finds Paul Flores Guilty of 1996 Murder of Kristin Smart
Jury Finds Paul Flores Guilty of 1996 Murder of Kristin Smart
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Commentary: The War on Progressive Prosecutors Is Also a War on Democracy
Commentary: The War on Progressive Prosecutors Is Also a War on Democracy
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Commentary: Candidates on Crime Concerns Attempt to Thread a Needle
Commentary: Candidates on Crime Concerns Attempt to Thread a Needle
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Police Misconduct Leads Contra Costa County DA to Admit to Dismissing Dozens of Cases in State, Federal Court
Police Misconduct Leads Contra Costa County DA to Admit to Dismissing Dozens of Cases in State, Federal Court
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The Atlantic Claims San Franciscans May Not Feel Safe and Secure, and Much of the Blame Centered on District Attorney Boudin – But Crime Data Creates Uncertainty
The Atlantic Claims San Franciscans May Not Feel Safe and Secure, and Much of the Blame Centered on District Attorney Boudin – But Crime Data Creates Uncertainty
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SF Small Business Owners and Residents Unite – Don’t Fault DA but Police Inaction for Crimes
SF Small Business Owners and Residents Unite – Don’t Fault DA but Police Inaction for Crimes
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Podcast Discusses Issues with Policing ‘Hotspots’ and Their Recent Increase in Popularity
Podcast Discusses Issues with Policing ‘Hotspots’ and Their Recent Increase in Popularity
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Civil Rights Corps Founder Suggests ‘International’ Crime Stories in SF Chronicle Heavily Influenced by Police Narrative
Civil Rights Corps Founder Suggests ‘International’ Crime Stories in SF Chronicle Heavily Influenced by Police Narrative
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Virginia’s ‘Second Look’ Law Attempts to Redress Excessive Sentences for Black Men
Virginia’s ‘Second Look’ Law Attempts to Redress Excessive Sentences for Black Men
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San Francisco and Los Angeles District Attorneys Under Fire for Pandemic Crime
San Francisco and Los Angeles District Attorneys Under Fire for Pandemic Crime
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Commentary: Bass Letter Shows How Quickly the Left Turned on Criminal Justice Reform
Commentary: Bass Letter Shows How Quickly the Left Turned on Criminal Justice Reform
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District Attorney Boudin, Public Defender Raju, Supe Prez Walton Criticize Mayor’s Plan to Send More Cops into Tenderloin District
District Attorney Boudin, Public Defender Raju, Supe Prez Walton Criticize Mayor’s Plan to Send More Cops into Tenderloin District
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SF Mayor Declares State of Emergency in the Tenderloin
SF Mayor Declares State of Emergency in the Tenderloin
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Guest Commentary: SF Public Defender Pushes Back Against Mayor Breed’s Comments
Guest Commentary: SF Public Defender Pushes Back Against Mayor Breed’s Comments
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Second Recall Campaign Underway in LA, Attempting to Remove DA Gascón
Second Recall Campaign Underway in LA, Attempting to Remove DA Gascón
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SF District Attorney Boudin Touts Data for Progress After Friday’s Announcement of Filing 128 Charges for Shoplifting
SF District Attorney Boudin Touts Data for Progress After Friday’s Announcement of Filing 128 Charges for Shoplifting
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Police Statistics Show SF District Attorney Boudin’s Office Has Less Violent Crime than Former SF DA, Now VEEP Kamala Harris
Police Statistics Show SF District Attorney Boudin’s Office Has Less Violent Crime than Former SF DA, Now VEEP Kamala Harris
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Statistics v. Claimed Store Experience: Two Sides of Viewing Shoplifting Cases in San Francisco
Statistics v. Claimed Store Experience: Two Sides of Viewing Shoplifting Cases in San Francisco