By The Vanguard Staff SAN FRANCISCO, CA – A 50-year-old legally-blind man who chose to stay in jail to ge ...
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Legally Blind Man Chose Jail to Get Speedier Trial, Claims SF Public Defender – Found Not Guilty; Case Still 4 Months Past Trial Deadline, Backlog at 1,100 Cases
Legally Blind Man Chose Jail to Get Speedier Trial, Claims SF Public Defender – Found Not Guilty; Case Still 4 Months Past Trial Deadline, Backlog at 1,100 Cases
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SF Officials Hail Measure Allowing Millions in State – Including Hundreds of Thousands in SF Bay Area – to Expunge Old Convictions from Their Records
SF Officials Hail Measure Allowing Millions in State – Including Hundreds of Thousands in SF Bay Area – to Expunge Old Convictions from Their Records
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Juvenile Court Judge ‘Blanket Challenged’ by District Attorney in San Francisco
Juvenile Court Judge ‘Blanket Challenged’ by District Attorney in San Francisco
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SF Public Defender Mano Raju Calls Drug Arrest Plan by Replacement for Former DA Boudin ‘Misguided’
SF Public Defender Mano Raju Calls Drug Arrest Plan by Replacement for Former DA Boudin ‘Misguided’
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Guest Commentary: Governor Newsom Signs Groundbreaking Criminal Justice Reform BIlls
Guest Commentary: Governor Newsom Signs Groundbreaking Criminal Justice Reform BIlls
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SF Public Defender Hails New Policy to End Posting Mug Shots of Those Arrested
SF Public Defender Hails New Policy to End Posting Mug Shots of Those Arrested