Davis Vanguard's Weekly Highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 Crisis CDCR Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Outcomes ...
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CA Supreme Court Puts Order to Reduce San Quentin Population by 50 Percent on Hold
CA Supreme Court Puts Order to Reduce San Quentin Population by 50 Percent on Hold
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Lawyers Tony Serra and Curtis Briggs Talk about What Client’s Freedom Could Mean to Future of Death Penalty
Lawyers Tony Serra and Curtis Briggs Talk about What Client’s Freedom Could Mean to Future of Death Penalty
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Everyday Injustice Podcast 88: Adnan Khan Discusses COVID in Prisons
Everyday Injustice Podcast 88: Adnan Khan Discusses COVID in Prisons
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Historical View: CA Prison Transfers Continue Despite Pandemic Concerns
Historical View: CA Prison Transfers Continue Despite Pandemic Concerns
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Guest Commentary: Jaspar’s Hospital Trauma
Guest Commentary: Jaspar’s Hospital Trauma
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“Guards write Rule Violations to delay early-releases for disobeying direct orders” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin
“Guards write Rule Violations to delay early-releases for disobeying direct orders” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin
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Uncertain Future for Indeterminately Sentenced “Lifers” and COVID High-Risk Patients
Uncertain Future for Indeterminately Sentenced “Lifers” and COVID High-Risk Patients
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Guest Commentary: Impact of COVID-19 on the Inmates and Guards Inside San Quentin
Guest Commentary: Impact of COVID-19 on the Inmates and Guards Inside San Quentin
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Concerns Over CDCR’s Early-Release Programs; COVID-19 High-Risk Transfers Halted Indefinitely
Concerns Over CDCR’s Early-Release Programs; COVID-19 High-Risk Transfers Halted Indefinitely
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“COVID-19 could only have reached death row via staff. Many of us believe this was intentional.” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin
“COVID-19 could only have reached death row via staff. Many of us believe this was intentional.” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin
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“I don’t want to die in here” – Protests Rise Against Tiny Meal Portions, Suspicious Transfers, Lack of Testing
“I don’t want to die in here” – Protests Rise Against Tiny Meal Portions, Suspicious Transfers, Lack of Testing
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Letter: Involuntary Prison Transfers
Letter: Involuntary Prison Transfers
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San Quentin Prison Asking COVID-19 Devastated Prisoners to Accept Legal Liability for Own Deaths?
San Quentin Prison Asking COVID-19 Devastated Prisoners to Accept Legal Liability for Own Deaths?
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“A submarine that was sinking” – San Quentin Residents Reflect on COVID-19 Devastation
“A submarine that was sinking” – San Quentin Residents Reflect on COVID-19 Devastation
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“People have lives. Picking up and moving affects people” – San Quentin Residents on COVID-19 Related Transfers
“People have lives. Picking up and moving affects people” – San Quentin Residents on COVID-19 Related Transfers
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California Court Requires San Quentin to Reduce Population by Fifty Percent
California Court Requires San Quentin to Reduce Population by Fifty Percent
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CA Appellate Court Finds CDCR, Warden of San Quentin Behaved with ‘Deliberate Indifference’ in COVID-19 Response
CA Appellate Court Finds CDCR, Warden of San Quentin Behaved with ‘Deliberate Indifference’ in COVID-19 Response
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Following Long Delays, San Quentin Habeas Case Moving Forward After Friday Conference
Following Long Delays, San Quentin Habeas Case Moving Forward After Friday Conference
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“The numbers tell only half the story” – Narratives from San Quentin on COVID-19 Data
“The numbers tell only half the story” – Narratives from San Quentin on COVID-19 Data
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First Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against San Quentin; Hearing In Habeas Case To Release 50% Of CDCR Population Underway
First Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against San Quentin; Hearing In Habeas Case To Release 50% Of CDCR Population Underway