The court granted pretrial release to the accused with a no-contact order and randomized alcohol testing, but did not require the costly SCRAM monitoring device, citing the accused’s lack of income.
A Yolo County judge denied pretrial release for an accused man, despite defense arguments that treatment, not incarceration, was necessary, after prosecutors claimed he had been dishonest about his mental health needs.
BURLINGTON, VT – During an arraignment this week in Burlington Court, a man facing a second DUI…
By Julie McCaffrey WOODLAND, CA – Here in Yolo County Superior Court last week in a hearing…
By Audrey Sawyer and Felecia Johnson WOODLAND, CA – A man here in Yolo County Superior Court…
By Kaveh Nasseri WOODLAND, CA – This week in Yolo County Superior Court, a visiting judge ruled…
By Adam Solorzano WOODLAND, CA – Deputy Public Defender Stephan Betz, filed a SOR (Supervised Own Recognizance)…
By Cynthia Hoang-Duong and Yenah Lee MODESTO, CA – Judge Carrie Stephens decided to reduce the accused’s…