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SF Police Public Meeting on ‘Delores Hill Bomb’ Skateboard Event, Subsequent 117 Arrests Turns Heated

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|Date: August 01, 2023
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SF Police Public Meeting on ‘Delores Hill Bomb’ Skateboard Event, Subsequent 117 Arrests Turns Heated

By Ryan Steinberg SAN FRANCISCO, CA - The public’s response to the Dolores Hill Bomb skateboarding event ...

By Ryan Steinberg SAN FRANCISCO, CA - The public’s response to the Dolores Hill Bomb skateboarding event and arrests discussed at a July 29 public police accountability meeting was heated. The commis ...

August 01, 2023
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San Francisco Public Defenders Spearhead ‘Sit-ins’ Protesting SF Court Backlog, Denial of Speedy Trial Rights of More Than 1,100 People

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|Date: June 09, 2023
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San Francisco Public Defenders Spearhead ‘Sit-ins’ Protesting SF Court Backlog, Denial of Speedy Trial Rights of More Than 1,100 People

By The Vanguard SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Charging “more than 1,100” people are being denied their Constitution ...

By The Vanguard SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Charging “more than 1,100” people are being denied their Constitutional right to a speedy trial, the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office said it is—beginning Fri ...

June 09, 2023
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New Hearing Scheduled for Leroy Evans after He Served 40 Years for Alleged Wrongful Conviction

Posted by Mairead Perez
|Date: February 17, 2022
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New Hearing Scheduled for Leroy Evans after He Served 40 Years for Alleged Wrongful Conviction

By Mei Perez and Hannah Adams CHESTER, PA – More than 40 years ago, Leroy Evans was convicted for the mur ...

By Mei Perez and Hannah Adams CHESTER, PA – More than 40 years ago, Leroy Evans was convicted for the murder of Emily Leo, but recent investigations revealed evidence that supports his claims of innoc ...

February 17, 2022
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Judge in Rodney Reed Death Row Evidentiary Hearing Condemned by Innocence Project

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|Date: February 07, 2022
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Judge in Rodney Reed Death Row Evidentiary Hearing Condemned by Innocence Project

By Amy Berberyan AUSTIN, TX – This past week, the Innocence Project released a statement condemning Judge ...

By Amy Berberyan AUSTIN, TX – This past week, the Innocence Project released a statement condemning Judge J. D. Langley for abandoning his duty as a neutral party during Rodney Reed’s evidentiary hear ...

February 07, 2022
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What Happens When You’re One of the 46,000 to 230,000 Wrongfully Convicted of a Crime?

Posted by Jacqueline Nguyen
|Date: November 09, 2021
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What Happens When You’re One of the 46,000 to 230,000 Wrongfully Convicted of a Crime?

By Jacqueline Nguyen UNITED STATES— Of all individuals convicted of a crime in the U.S., according to the ...

By Jacqueline Nguyen UNITED STATES— Of all individuals convicted of a crime in the U.S., according to the Chicago Tribune, between 2-10 percent of the convicts are innocent. Countless innocent individ ...

November 09, 2021
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My View: Further Illustration Provided about the Challenges for Davis to Dig Out of Housing Crisis

Activists Decry Governor’s Veto of HOME Act

Group Finds Newsom’s Brief in SF Homeless Case ‘Profoundly Disappointing’

Two UC Davis-Connected Jurists – Cantil-Sakauye and Reynoso – Have California Courthouses Named for Them

NEW DATA: Count of Youth in Confinement Fell Again in 2021

Report to Reduce Intergenerational Poverty Released by National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine

Commentary: Bomb Threats Are a Form of Terrorism, but WILL NOT Succeed

Guest Commentary: RICO and Domestic Terrorism Charges against Cop City Activists Send a Chilling Message

City Claims Successful Start to ‘Inclusive Parks, Inclusive Hearts’ Program

Internal Los Angeles Police Report Finds Officers Misusing Body Cameras More than LAPD Admitted

SF Police Public Meeting on ‘Delores Hill Bomb’ Skateboard Event, Subsequent 117 Arrests Turns Heated

SF Police Public Meeting on ‘Delores Hill Bomb’ Skateboard Event, Subsequent 117 Arrests Turns Heated

San Francisco Public Defenders Spearhead ‘Sit-ins’ Protesting SF Court Backlog, Denial of Speedy Trial Rights of More Than 1,100 People

San Francisco Public Defenders Spearhead ‘Sit-ins’ Protesting SF Court Backlog, Denial of Speedy Trial Rights of More Than 1,100 People

New Hearing Scheduled for Leroy Evans after He Served 40 Years for Alleged Wrongful Conviction

New Hearing Scheduled for Leroy Evans after He Served 40 Years for Alleged Wrongful Conviction

Judge in Rodney Reed Death Row Evidentiary Hearing Condemned by Innocence Project

Judge in Rodney Reed Death Row Evidentiary Hearing Condemned by Innocence Project

What Happens When You’re One of the 46,000 to 230,000 Wrongfully Convicted of a Crime?

What Happens When You’re One of the 46,000 to 230,000 Wrongfully Convicted of a Crime?

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