By Jaanvi Kaur SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Post the successful recall last week of San Francisco District Attorne ...
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After DA Boudin Recall, SF Public Defender Pledges Commitment to ‘Advocating for System-Impacted Community Members’
After DA Boudin Recall, SF Public Defender Pledges Commitment to ‘Advocating for System-Impacted Community Members’
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Court Summarily Denies Public Defender Suit for Speedy Trials in San Francisco Court (Updated)
Court Summarily Denies Public Defender Suit for Speedy Trials in San Francisco Court (Updated)
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Coalition Urges San Francisco Police Commission to End Racially-Biased Pretext Stops
Coalition Urges San Francisco Police Commission to End Racially-Biased Pretext Stops
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SF Launches ‘Be The Jury’ Pilot Program on Monday to Compensate Low-Income Jurors $100 a Day
SF Launches ‘Be The Jury’ Pilot Program on Monday to Compensate Low-Income Jurors $100 a Day
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SF Public Defender Calls for the Immediate Destruction and Independent Investigation of Illegal DNA Database
SF Public Defender Calls for the Immediate Destruction and Independent Investigation of Illegal DNA Database
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DA’s Office and Public Defender in San Francisco Push Back at Loss of Police Oversight
DA’s Office and Public Defender in San Francisco Push Back at Loss of Police Oversight
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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 Leaders Pushed Back on Mayor’s Emergency Decree Arguing That Incarceration and Policing Are Not the Solution to Drugs and Mental Health Disorders
SF Leaders Pushed Back on Mayor’s Emergency Decree Arguing That Incarceration and Policing Are Not the Solution to Drugs and Mental Health Disorders
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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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Charges Dismissed against Motorcyclist Falsely Accused of Assaulting Officer; Public Defender Video Shows Police ‘Fabricated’ Story, ‘Brutalized’ Man
Charges Dismissed against Motorcyclist Falsely Accused of Assaulting Officer; Public Defender Video Shows Police ‘Fabricated’ Story, ‘Brutalized’ Man
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Jury Finds 81-Year-Old Man Not Guilty of Attempted Murder of Ex-Wife; Public Defender Office Blames Police for Failure to ‘Investigate’ Case, Calls Ex-Wife the Aggressor
Jury Finds 81-Year-Old Man Not Guilty of Attempted Murder of Ex-Wife; Public Defender Office Blames Police for Failure to ‘Investigate’ Case, Calls Ex-Wife the Aggressor
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Jury Finds Customer Not Guilty of Charges; Video Shows He Defended Self from Car Repair Shop Owner’s ‘Aggression’
Jury Finds Customer Not Guilty of Charges; Video Shows He Defended Self from Car Repair Shop Owner’s ‘Aggression’
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Jury Deliberates Just 5 Hours to Reach Not Guilty Finding for Man Waiting 17 Months for Trial – Public Defender Blames Superior Court for Delay
Jury Deliberates Just 5 Hours to Reach Not Guilty Finding for Man Waiting 17 Months for Trial – Public Defender Blames Superior Court for Delay
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Last ICE Detainee in Yuba County Jail Released – Congress Asks DHS to Shutter All ICE Detention Centers in CA
Last ICE Detainee in Yuba County Jail Released – Congress Asks DHS to Shutter All ICE Detention Centers in CA
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SF Public Defender, Private Attorney Team Up to Exonerate Man Who Spent 46 Years in Prison for a Crime He Didn’t Commit
SF Public Defender, Private Attorney Team Up to Exonerate Man Who Spent 46 Years in Prison for a Crime He Didn’t Commit
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Governor Signs Measure to Hike Juror Pay to $100 a Day in SF Pilot Project – Goal Is to Increase Economic and Racial Diversity of Juries
Governor Signs Measure to Hike Juror Pay to $100 a Day in SF Pilot Project – Goal Is to Increase Economic and Racial Diversity of Juries
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Commentary: San Francisco Courts Are a Mess, Have Been a Mess, and the Problem is Not on the DA
Commentary: San Francisco Courts Are a Mess, Have Been a Mess, and the Problem is Not on the DA
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Bill That Will Drastically Change How Gang Charges Work Signed into Law by Governor
Bill That Will Drastically Change How Gang Charges Work Signed into Law by Governor
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On the Fourth Try California Finally Repeals Mandatory Minimums for Non-Violent Drug Offenses
On the Fourth Try California Finally Repeals Mandatory Minimums for Non-Violent Drug Offenses