The U.S. Supreme Court will review the death sentence of Terry Pitchford in a case that could clarify how rigorously courts must enforce constitutional protections against racial discrimination in jury selection.
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor San Jose, CA – A defense attorney trying a high profile…
By Anika Khubchandani EMERYVILLE – Posting on his Twitter account Monday, John J. Bauters—a former trial attorney…
By Mano Raju “In the midst of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, a shortened legislative session, and a…
By Jose Medina LOS ANGELES – Social justice advocates maintain the George Floyd protests have magnified the…
By Linh Nguyen Decades of studies show that racial discrimination during jury selection is very much present…
By Nancy Martinez SACRAMENTO – The Assembly Judiciary Committee passed AB 3070 through its first phase of…
By Linh Nguyen Notorious among southern states for failing to recognize racial discrimination during jury selection, the…
By Crescenzo Vellucci Vanguard Sacramento Bureau SACRAMENTO – A criminal case here in Sacramento County Superior Court…
California Legislature OKs SB 310, ‘The Right to a Jury of Your Peers’ (From Press Release –…
By Crescenzo Vellucci Vanguard Sacramento Bureau SACRAMENTO – Sacramento County may be practicing racial discrimination in the…
In 1966, President Johnson, his party splitting over civil rights and the nation increasingly torn on Vietnam,…