By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Sacramento, CA – Governor Newsom continued to re-define California ...
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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
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SF Public Defenders Protest against Lack of Court Hearings, Conditions for Clients
SF Public Defenders Protest against Lack of Court Hearings, Conditions for Clients
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Jury Finds Woman Not Guilty After Ex-Partner Lies About Existence of Restraining Order
Jury Finds Woman Not Guilty After Ex-Partner Lies About Existence of Restraining Order
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Be the Jury Bill Goes to the Governor
Be the Jury Bill Goes to the Governor
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Kamlager’s AB 333 Modifying the Charging of Gang Enhancements Approved by the Senate
Kamlager’s AB 333 Modifying the Charging of Gang Enhancements Approved by the Senate
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CA Measure Would Assist Low Income SF Jurors by Upping Daily Compensation to $100 a Day; SF DA Chesa Boudin, PD Manu Raju Support Measure
CA Measure Would Assist Low Income SF Jurors by Upping Daily Compensation to $100 a Day; SF DA Chesa Boudin, PD Manu Raju Support Measure
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Progressives Butt Heads: SF Public Defender, District Attorney Disagree over Parole Grant for SF Killer
Progressives Butt Heads: SF Public Defender, District Attorney Disagree over Parole Grant for SF Killer
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Public Defender Mano Raju Condemns Court Backlog; 85 % of Jailed Not Convicted, Just Waiting Day in Court
Public Defender Mano Raju Condemns Court Backlog; 85 % of Jailed Not Convicted, Just Waiting Day in Court
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SF Jury Finds Fresno Man Not Guilty of Murder, Believed Public Defender Argument He Acted Out of Self Defense
SF Jury Finds Fresno Man Not Guilty of Murder, Believed Public Defender Argument He Acted Out of Self Defense
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Commentary: Reisig Misses Opportunity to Call for Reform in Wake of Chauvin Conviction, Believes the System Works
Commentary: Reisig Misses Opportunity to Call for Reform in Wake of Chauvin Conviction, Believes the System Works
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SF Jury Finds Military Vet ‘Not Guilty’ of Embarcadero Attacks; Public Defender Showed Vet was ‘Unconscious,’ had ‘Mental Health Crisis’
SF Jury Finds Military Vet ‘Not Guilty’ of Embarcadero Attacks; Public Defender Showed Vet was ‘Unconscious,’ had ‘Mental Health Crisis’
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SFDA Chesa Boudin Seeks $2.3 Million Fentanyl Task Force; SFPD Mano Raju ‘Firmly Opposed’ to Proposal
SFDA Chesa Boudin Seeks $2.3 Million Fentanyl Task Force; SFPD Mano Raju ‘Firmly Opposed’ to Proposal
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Adachi Project Releases ‘One Eleven Taylor’ Documentary Depicting Dangerous Conditions at SF Private For-Profit Halfway House
Adachi Project Releases ‘One Eleven Taylor’ Documentary Depicting Dangerous Conditions at SF Private For-Profit Halfway House
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San Francisco Public Defender Launches ‘The Adachi Project’
San Francisco Public Defender Launches ‘The Adachi Project’
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Guest Commentary: Ash Kalra Should Be California’s Next AG
Guest Commentary: Ash Kalra Should Be California’s Next AG
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Public Defenders Push Biden Administration to Reverse Trump Era Immigration Policies
Public Defenders Push Biden Administration to Reverse Trump Era Immigration Policies
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Following Hit-and-Run Deaths by Felon, DA Chesa Boudin Reform Policies Questioned
Following Hit-and-Run Deaths by Felon, DA Chesa Boudin Reform Policies Questioned
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‘War on Drugs Failed’ Tweets Lawmaker; Introduces State Legislation to Untie Hands of Judges in Drug Sentencing
‘War on Drugs Failed’ Tweets Lawmaker; Introduces State Legislation to Untie Hands of Judges in Drug Sentencing
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Letter: Involuntary Prison Transfers
Letter: Involuntary Prison Transfers