By Madison Forwood MARIN COUNTY – California First District Appellate Court has stated that the warden of ...
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CA Appellate Court Finds CDCR, Warden of San Quentin Behaved with ‘Deliberate Indifference’ in COVID-19 Response
CA Appellate Court Finds CDCR, Warden of San Quentin Behaved with ‘Deliberate Indifference’ in COVID-19 Response
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San Francisco Anti-Police Violence Activists Sue City Police for Illegal Surveillance
San Francisco Anti-Police Violence Activists Sue City Police for Illegal Surveillance
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ACLU Sues Palo Alto over Discriminatory Policy that Denies Non-Residents Access to Public Park
ACLU Sues Palo Alto over Discriminatory Policy that Denies Non-Residents Access to Public Park
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Judge: City of Sacramento Sweeps of Homeless Camps Violate County COVID-19 Health Orders
Judge: City of Sacramento Sweeps of Homeless Camps Violate County COVID-19 Health Orders
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Firm that Offers Sex-Offender Background Checks Didn’t Do What Promised, Pays $1 Million in Civil Penalties and Restitution (Update at 11 am)
Firm that Offers Sex-Offender Background Checks Didn’t Do What Promised, Pays $1 Million in Civil Penalties and Restitution (Update at 11 am)
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ICE Confirms Medical Provider at Mesa Verde Detention Center Tests Positive for COVID-19
ICE Confirms Medical Provider at Mesa Verde Detention Center Tests Positive for COVID-19
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Sacramento County Taxpayers on Hook for $315,000 Thursday Alone for Sheriff Jones’ Gaffs
Sacramento County Taxpayers on Hook for $315,000 Thursday Alone for Sheriff Jones’ Gaffs
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VANGUARD’S Exclusive Look at Homeless Lawsuit against City/County of Sacramento, Police Chief & Sheriff to Stop ‘Sweeps’ that Violate County/CDC Guidelines
VANGUARD’S Exclusive Look at Homeless Lawsuit against City/County of Sacramento, Police Chief & Sheriff to Stop ‘Sweeps’ that Violate County/CDC Guidelines
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Alameda Jail Inmates Ask Federal Court in SF for TRO to ‘Protect’ Them from COVID-19
Alameda Jail Inmates Ask Federal Court in SF for TRO to ‘Protect’ Them from COVID-19
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Facial Recognition Bill Opposed by ACLU of California
Facial Recognition Bill Opposed by ACLU of California
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Are These Stay-at-Home Orders Constitutional? Experts Say Yes for the Most Part
Are These Stay-at-Home Orders Constitutional? Experts Say Yes for the Most Part
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‘Spit Bag’ Arrest of Frail Black Youth Leads to Lawsuit against City of Sacramento, Private Companies
‘Spit Bag’ Arrest of Frail Black Youth Leads to Lawsuit against City of Sacramento, Private Companies
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ACLU of Connecticut Files Lawsuit Requesting the Release of At-Risk Incarcerated People
ACLU of Connecticut Files Lawsuit Requesting the Release of At-Risk Incarcerated People
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Law Firm that Takes On Police Shooting Victims Targets Nursing Home after COVID-19 Death
Law Firm that Takes On Police Shooting Victims Targets Nursing Home after COVID-19 Death
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Federal Judge Orders ICE to Release Four Detained Immigrants
Federal Judge Orders ICE to Release Four Detained Immigrants
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City Announces Nishi Development Appeal Withdrawn; Ruling in Favor of City Stands
City Announces Nishi Development Appeal Withdrawn; Ruling in Favor of City Stands
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Lawsuit Demands Release of Immigrants at Risk of Death from COVID-19
Lawsuit Demands Release of Immigrants at Risk of Death from COVID-19
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Federal Lawsuit Asks Court to Immediately Release COVID-19 Vulnerable ICE Detainees in Yuba County Jail
Federal Lawsuit Asks Court to Immediately Release COVID-19 Vulnerable ICE Detainees in Yuba County Jail
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Nishi Appeal and Lawsuit Apparently Done
Nishi Appeal and Lawsuit Apparently Done