By Manuel Espinoza SAN FRANCISCO - On Feb. 19, 2020, in a preliminary hearing a man learned he will be go ...
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Man Pulls a Knife on Loss Prevention Officers after Being Confronted and Accused of Stealing
Man Pulls a Knife on Loss Prevention Officers after Being Confronted and Accused of Stealing
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Defendant Found Guilty of All 11 Charges, Four Being Petty Theft Charges
Defendant Found Guilty of All 11 Charges, Four Being Petty Theft Charges
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Man Charged with Stealing Video Games from Target
Man Charged with Stealing Video Games from Target
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Vanguard Coverage of Preliminary Hearings involving Petty Theft, Domestic Violence and a Felony Hit and Run
Vanguard Coverage of Preliminary Hearings involving Petty Theft, Domestic Violence and a Felony Hit and Run
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Defendant Convicted in Petty Theft Case
Defendant Convicted in Petty Theft Case
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Judge Reduces Charge to Misdemeanor Following Preliminary Hearing
Judge Reduces Charge to Misdemeanor Following Preliminary Hearing
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Eye on the Courts: Early Returns on Prop. 47
Eye on the Courts: Early Returns on Prop. 47
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Analysis: Does Prop. 47 Open the Door to Restorative Justice Approaches?
Analysis: Does Prop. 47 Open the Door to Restorative Justice Approaches?
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Analysis: What Will the Impact of Prop. 47 Be at the Local Level?
Analysis: What Will the Impact of Prop. 47 Be at the Local Level?
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Vanguard Analysis: Jeff Adachi Discusses Whether Prop. 47 Ends Mass Incarceration
Vanguard Analysis: Jeff Adachi Discusses Whether Prop. 47 Ends Mass Incarceration
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Vanguard Analysis: How Prop. 47 Changes Prosecution of Petty Theft and Drug Laws
Vanguard Analysis: How Prop. 47 Changes Prosecution of Petty Theft and Drug Laws
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Judge Reduces Alleged Theft of $10.62 in Groceries to Misdemeanor
Judge Reduces Alleged Theft of $10.62 in Groceries to Misdemeanor
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