By Audrey Sawyer WOODLAND, CA — A 50-year-old woman who is currently unhoused and who wasn’t allowed to p ...
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COURT WATCH: Unhoused 50-Year-Old Woman with Physical Disability Unable to Do Alternative Service Sent to Jail for 30 Days on Misdemeanor Drug Possession
COURT WATCH: Unhoused 50-Year-Old Woman with Physical Disability Unable to Do Alternative Service Sent to Jail for 30 Days on Misdemeanor Drug Possession
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Oakland PD ‘Fabricated’ Testimony, Charges Civil Rights Federal Lawsuit Filed in San Francisco; 2 Men Freed after Arrest of Detective
Oakland PD ‘Fabricated’ Testimony, Charges Civil Rights Federal Lawsuit Filed in San Francisco; 2 Men Freed after Arrest of Detective
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DOJ Charges San Jose Police Officer Exec Director with Illegal Drug Importing
DOJ Charges San Jose Police Officer Exec Director with Illegal Drug Importing
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SF NAACP Urges Rejection of 1-Time Reparation Payment to African Americans – Wants Investment in Areas Affected by Racism
SF NAACP Urges Rejection of 1-Time Reparation Payment to African Americans – Wants Investment in Areas Affected by Racism
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California Policy Lab Reports Key Findings in Analysis of California’s Sentence Enhancements
California Policy Lab Reports Key Findings in Analysis of California’s Sentence Enhancements
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Tyre Nichols Funeral Sparks Emotions about Police of All Colors
Tyre Nichols Funeral Sparks Emotions about Police of All Colors
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Prison Policy Initiative Report Shows U.S. Mass Incarceration Post-Pandemic
Prison Policy Initiative Report Shows U.S. Mass Incarceration Post-Pandemic
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Brooklyn DA Office Clears Sheldon Thomas After Man Wrongfully Imprisoned for More Than 18 Years
Brooklyn DA Office Clears Sheldon Thomas After Man Wrongfully Imprisoned for More Than 18 Years
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Law Prof Calls SF District Attorney Decision to Drop SF Cop Shooting ‘Injustice’
Law Prof Calls SF District Attorney Decision to Drop SF Cop Shooting ‘Injustice’
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LA Times Editorial Board Argues Wrongful Convictions ‘Stain’ on Justice System
LA Times Editorial Board Argues Wrongful Convictions ‘Stain’ on Justice System
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Death Rates on Rikers Island Raises Concerns about Incarcerated Prisoners, Particularly Black and Brown
Death Rates on Rikers Island Raises Concerns about Incarcerated Prisoners, Particularly Black and Brown
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Class Action Filed Friday against ICE and GEO Group Alleging ‘Retaliation’ against Migrant Hunger Strikers
Class Action Filed Friday against ICE and GEO Group Alleging ‘Retaliation’ against Migrant Hunger Strikers
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St. Paul Mayor, Officials Largely Defend Killing of 65-Year-Old Man – One Councilperson Has Sharp Questions after Recently Released Body Cam Footage of Deadly Shooting
St. Paul Mayor, Officials Largely Defend Killing of 65-Year-Old Man – One Councilperson Has Sharp Questions after Recently Released Body Cam Footage of Deadly Shooting
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Tyre Nichols’ Mother ‘Nightmare’ Continues after Officers Plead Not Guilty
Tyre Nichols’ Mother ‘Nightmare’ Continues after Officers Plead Not Guilty
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Homeless Defendant Struggles to Appear to Court on Time from Out of Town – Judge Ignores Problems Moving Forward
Homeless Defendant Struggles to Appear to Court on Time from Out of Town – Judge Ignores Problems Moving Forward
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Judge Denies Dismissal of Two-Year-Old DUI Case, Blames Pandemic
Judge Denies Dismissal of Two-Year-Old DUI Case, Blames Pandemic
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SF Public Defenders Charge District Attorney Broke State Law in Releasing Juvenile Records
SF Public Defenders Charge District Attorney Broke State Law in Releasing Juvenile Records
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Great-Grandfather Lynched, Kyra Harris Bolden Becomes First Black Woman to Serve on Michigan Supreme Court
Great-Grandfather Lynched, Kyra Harris Bolden Becomes First Black Woman to Serve on Michigan Supreme Court
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New Data: Police Use of Force Rising for Black, Female, Older People
New Data: Police Use of Force Rising for Black, Female, Older People