By Crescenzo Vellucci The Vanguard Sacramento Bureau Chief SACRAMENTO, CA – Sacramento County has less th ...
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Guest Commentary: Voting for Billion $ Jail Latest Decision by Retiring ‘Cruella De Vil’ Sacramento Supervisor
Guest Commentary: Voting for Billion $ Jail Latest Decision by Retiring ‘Cruella De Vil’ Sacramento Supervisor
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Federal Court Asked to Immediately Stop Sacramento City, County from Clearing Homeless Encampments Until End of Hot Weather to Prevent Unhoused Deaths
Federal Court Asked to Immediately Stop Sacramento City, County from Clearing Homeless Encampments Until End of Hot Weather to Prevent Unhoused Deaths
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COURT WATCH: Yolo County Probation Officer Can’t Think of Anything Other Than Jail Time to Facilitate Communication with Homeless Probationer
COURT WATCH: Yolo County Probation Officer Can’t Think of Anything Other Than Jail Time to Facilitate Communication with Homeless Probationer
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Grand Jury Report Faults Sacramento County’s Response to Homeless Surge
Grand Jury Report Faults Sacramento County’s Response to Homeless Surge
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COURT WATCH: Man Held for Trial on 2 Counts of Intent to Sell Meth Despite Defense Claim of Lack of Evidence Pointing to Clear Intent
COURT WATCH: Man Held for Trial on 2 Counts of Intent to Sell Meth Despite Defense Claim of Lack of Evidence Pointing to Clear Intent
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Decarcerate Sacramento Releases Response Strongly Criticizing Sacramento Jail Expansion
Decarcerate Sacramento Releases Response Strongly Criticizing Sacramento Jail Expansion
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Soon-to-Be In-Person Appearance Confusion in Sacramento Court
Soon-to-Be In-Person Appearance Confusion in Sacramento Court
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Guest Commentary: A New Sacramento Mental Health Jail Is Not the Answer
Guest Commentary: A New Sacramento Mental Health Jail Is Not the Answer
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Omicron Hits Sac Jails the Hardest; Sheriff’s Lax COVID Practices, Overpopulation and Low Vaccinations Are to Blame
Omicron Hits Sac Jails the Hardest; Sheriff’s Lax COVID Practices, Overpopulation and Low Vaccinations Are to Blame
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Sacramento County courts take hands-off approach to jail population reduction despite massive COVID outbreaks
Sacramento County courts take hands-off approach to jail population reduction despite massive COVID outbreaks
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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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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