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SF Public Defender Tweets Strong Disagreement with ‘Regressive’ Solution to Public Safety

Posted by Paloma Sifuentes
|Date: March 27, 2023
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SF Public Defender Tweets Strong Disagreement with ‘Regressive’ Solution to Public Safety

By Paloma Sifuentes SAN FRANCISCO, CA - San Francisco Public Defender Mano Raju this past week didn’t mi ...

By Paloma Sifuentes SAN FRANCISCO, CA - San Francisco Public Defender Mano Raju this past week didn’t mince his words when asked by the Washington Post “my thoughts on cities that are returning to re ...

March 27, 2023
| by Paloma Sifuentes

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Los Angeles Uses Twitter Episodes to Answer Questions from Public

Posted by Rena Abdusalam
|Date: September 12, 2022
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Los Angeles Uses Twitter Episodes to Answer Questions from Public

By Rena Abdusalam LOS ANGELES, CA - District Attorney of the Los Angeles County, George Gascón, c ...

By Rena Abdusalam LOS ANGELES, CA - District Attorney of the Los Angeles County, George Gascón, commented on a variety of topics last week through his Q&A session on Twitter, #AskTheDA, ra ...

September 12, 2022
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Is SF Crime Up THAT Much? Law Professor Sparks Discussion Surrounding Lack of Objective Journalism in Today’s News Media

Posted by Luke Kyaw
|Date: July 12, 2021
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Is SF Crime Up THAT Much? Law Professor Sparks Discussion Surrounding Lack of Objective Journalism in Today’s News Media

B John Arceno and Luke Kyaw SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Responding to what he calls the San Francisco Chronicle’s ...

B John Arceno and Luke Kyaw SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Responding to what he calls the San Francisco Chronicle’s media sensationalism, criminal law professor Carissa Byrne Hessick took to Twitter to criticiz ...

July 12, 2021
| by Luke Kyaw

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Guest Commentary: The Impact of Recent Happenings on a Transgender Adult Living in Davis

Statement by Moms for Liberty on the Bomb Threats

Guest Commentary: As a New Term Begins, Where Does the Supreme Court Stand on Criminal Justice?

Civil Rights Orgs Ask Louisiana Governor, Pardon Board to Reduce Death Sentences, End ‘Systemic Racism’ in State’s Use of Death Penalty

LA TIMES: Los Angeles Police Chief Moore, Other Bail Reform Critics Wrong – Bail Should Not Be Form of Punishment.

COURT WATCH: Jury Trial Date Confirmed for Gonzalez Murder Case in Yolo County

Commentary: Moms for Liberty, What Have You Gained Through All of This?

Senator Wiener, Housing Advocates, Labor Leaders Highlight Expansion of Landmark Housing Law

Breed’s Drug Testing Press Conference – Dangerous Headline Chasing That Will Increase Crime

VANGUARD INCARCERATED PRESS: In the Dark

SF Public Defender Tweets Strong Disagreement with ‘Regressive’ Solution to Public Safety

SF Public Defender Tweets Strong Disagreement with ‘Regressive’ Solution to Public Safety

Los Angeles Uses Twitter Episodes to Answer Questions from Public

Los Angeles Uses Twitter Episodes to Answer Questions from Public

Is SF Crime Up THAT Much? Law Professor Sparks Discussion Surrounding Lack of Objective Journalism in Today’s News Media

Is SF Crime Up THAT Much? Law Professor Sparks Discussion Surrounding Lack of Objective Journalism in Today’s News Media

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