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Fired Sacramento City Cop Gets Sweet Deal for 2 Felonies – District Attorney Calls Judge Offer ‘Affront to Justice’
Fired Sacramento City Cop Gets Sweet Deal for 2 Felonies – District Attorney Calls Judge Offer ‘Affront to Justice’
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COURT WATCH: Court Agrees with Public Defender Request to Recalculate In-Custody Credits for Accused – Tally Only Shows 5 Days Of Credit Since 2020 Arrest
COURT WATCH: Court Agrees with Public Defender Request to Recalculate In-Custody Credits for Accused – Tally Only Shows 5 Days Of Credit Since 2020 Arrest
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Court Confused over Warrant Status, Possible Release Delayed
Court Confused over Warrant Status, Possible Release Delayed
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Accused ‘Escorted’ Out of Courtroom after Raising Concerns about Custody, Her Rights
Accused ‘Escorted’ Out of Courtroom after Raising Concerns about Custody, Her Rights
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Not Sure of Housing for Recently Released Man, Judges Doubles Bail for Vietnam Vet to $50,000
Not Sure of Housing for Recently Released Man, Judges Doubles Bail for Vietnam Vet to $50,000
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Sufficient Evidence Found for Trial in Shooting at Gas Station in Sacramento
Sufficient Evidence Found for Trial in Shooting at Gas Station in Sacramento
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Defense Attorney Argues Client ‘Just Drunk,’ Didn’t Intend to Harm Officers – Judge Disagrees, Sets Trial
Defense Attorney Argues Client ‘Just Drunk,’ Didn’t Intend to Harm Officers – Judge Disagrees, Sets Trial
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Judge Tosses Nearly 9-Year-Old Case after Agreeing Constitutional Right to Speedy Trial Violated
Judge Tosses Nearly 9-Year-Old Case after Agreeing Constitutional Right to Speedy Trial Violated
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Despite Promises, Good Behavior While Free on Bond, Pair Taking Deals Still Sent to County Jail to Await Sentencing by Judge
Despite Promises, Good Behavior While Free on Bond, Pair Taking Deals Still Sent to County Jail to Await Sentencing by Judge
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Man Objects to 32-Year-Old Conviction Resulting in Trial – States He’s Not Aware of Constitutional Rights
Man Objects to 32-Year-Old Conviction Resulting in Trial – States He’s Not Aware of Constitutional Rights
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Sacramento Superior Court Announces New Assistant Presiding Judge, Joining New Presiding Judge
Sacramento Superior Court Announces New Assistant Presiding Judge, Joining New Presiding Judge
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Man in Court for Traffic Matters Turns Deal Down, Requests Public Defender
Man in Court for Traffic Matters Turns Deal Down, Requests Public Defender
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Man Going to Trial for Allegedly Assaulting Homeless Woman He Offered to Help
Man Going to Trial for Allegedly Assaulting Homeless Woman He Offered to Help
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Felony Robbery Charge Dismissed, but Woman Still Has Series of Other Cases
Felony Robbery Charge Dismissed, but Woman Still Has Series of Other Cases
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After Nearly 5 Years, Case Dismissed After Police Destroy Evidence, Witness Dies – Judge Lectures Prosecution, Police
After Nearly 5 Years, Case Dismissed After Police Destroy Evidence, Witness Dies – Judge Lectures Prosecution, Police
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Underage Victim Describes Sex Assault as ‘Witchcraft-y’ – Stepfather to Stand Trial
Underage Victim Describes Sex Assault as ‘Witchcraft-y’ – Stepfather to Stand Trial
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Man Headed to Trial for Allegedly Physically Abusing, Threatening His Wife with Knife
Man Headed to Trial for Allegedly Physically Abusing, Threatening His Wife with Knife