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My View: Baltimore Prosecutor Makes Quick Call, She Better Hope It’s the Right One

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: May 02, 2015
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My View: Baltimore Prosecutor Makes Quick Call, She Better Hope It’s the Right One

As all the trouble was unfolding in Baltimore, San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi held his annual ...

As all the trouble was unfolding in Baltimore, San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi held his annual Justice Summit, and already the theme was on point – “Race and Reform.” Naturally, the speakers ...

May 02, 2015
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Sunday Commentary: Does Oakland Police Report Give Us Insight into Broken Discipline System?

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: April 19, 2015
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Sunday Commentary: Does Oakland Police Report Give Us Insight into Broken Discipline System?

The long-troubled Oakland Police Department became the latest focal point of potential police reform effo ...

The long-troubled Oakland Police Department became the latest focal point of potential police reform efforts on Tuesday, as a scathing report was released. The police department over a decade ago was ...

April 19, 2015
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The Real Lesson of Walter Scott’s Slaying

Posted by Vanguard Administrator
|Date: April 16, 2015
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The Real Lesson of Walter Scott’s Slaying

By Dennis Parker Another unarmed black man is shot by a white police officer, this time in North Charlest ...

By Dennis Parker Another unarmed black man is shot by a white police officer, this time in North Charleston, South Carolina, and we are again left wondering how it is that this can continue happening ...

April 16, 2015
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‘Stop Snitchin’ Culture Plagues Law Enforcement

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|Date: April 04, 2015
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‘Stop Snitchin’ Culture Plagues Law Enforcement

By Jeff Adachi The most influential Stop Snitchin’ campaign in San Francisco isn’t in the Bayview or the ...

By Jeff Adachi The most influential Stop Snitchin’ campaign in San Francisco isn’t in the Bayview or the Tenderloin. It lives on the streets and in the jails, wielding power over those you might not e ...

April 04, 2015
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My View: New Police Conflict Resolution Program Could Change Community-Police Relations

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: February 28, 2015
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My View: New Police Conflict Resolution Program Could Change Community-Police Relations

In the last several months across the nation, we have seen play out in Ferguson and Staten Island and els ...

In the last several months across the nation, we have seen play out in Ferguson and Staten Island and elsewhere what played out in Davis back in 2006. A lot of people I talk to do not really remember ...

February 28, 2015
| by David Greenwald

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City of Davis To Implement Community-Police Alternative Conflict Resolution Pilot Program

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: February 28, 2015
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City of Davis To Implement Community-Police Alternative Conflict Resolution Pilot Program

The city of Davis is implementing a restorative justice-style alternative conflict resolution pilot progr ...

The city of Davis is implementing a restorative justice-style alternative conflict resolution pilot program that will enable citizens with complaints about police interactions to go through mediated s ...

February 28, 2015
| by David Greenwald

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Are Police Body Cameras the Way to Go to Protect Police and Citizens?

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: December 11, 2014
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Are Police Body Cameras the Way to Go to Protect Police and Citizens?

In the wake of Ferguson, we have had a nationwide discussion on issues focusing on police accountability ...

In the wake of Ferguson, we have had a nationwide discussion on issues focusing on police accountability and oversight. One idea that has emerged has been requiring police to wear police body cameras ...

December 11, 2014
| by David Greenwald

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Judge Denies Sentence Reduction Despite Knowledge of Accused’s Childhood Emotional Neglect

Victim Testimony Leads to Dismissal of Charges against 1 of 2 Accused in Assault Case

Sunday Commentary: Council Field Is Set, Now a Lot of Questions Will Begin

ADA Who Prosecuted Ghost Gun Distributors Resigns from SF DA’s Office

My View: Baltimore Prosecutor Makes Quick Call, She Better Hope It’s the Right One

My View: Baltimore Prosecutor Makes Quick Call, She Better Hope It’s the Right One

Sunday Commentary: Does Oakland Police Report Give Us Insight into Broken Discipline System?

Sunday Commentary: Does Oakland Police Report Give Us Insight into Broken Discipline System?

The Real Lesson of Walter Scott’s Slaying

The Real Lesson of Walter Scott’s Slaying

‘Stop Snitchin’ Culture Plagues Law Enforcement

‘Stop Snitchin’ Culture Plagues Law Enforcement

My View: New Police Conflict Resolution Program Could Change Community-Police Relations

My View: New Police Conflict Resolution Program Could Change Community-Police Relations

City of Davis To Implement Community-Police Alternative Conflict Resolution Pilot Program

City of Davis To Implement Community-Police Alternative Conflict Resolution Pilot Program

Are Police Body Cameras the Way to Go to Protect Police and Citizens?

Are Police Body Cameras the Way to Go to Protect Police and Citizens?

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