Daniella Espinoza

Daniella is a fourth year transfer student at UC Berkeley pursuing degrees in both Political Science and Chicano studies. Before Berkeley, Daniella found her passion exploring the complexities of the criminal justice system and how this intersects with the Chicano community. After graduation, she plans to find work in the public sector where she hopes to make meaningful change in her community.

Articles by Daniella

Refusal to Provide Prescribed Medication to Schizophrenic Inmate Leads to Attempted Suicide, Lawsuit against Alameda County, Wellpath

By Gabriela Rose DUBLIN, CA – Wellpath LLC., a national jail medical provider, and Alameda County are…

OK Board Denies Scott Eizember Clemency Request – Man Set for Execution in January

By Daniella Espinoza OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Scott Eizember was denied a leniency appeal on a 3-2…

ACLU Urges Supreme Court to Settle Pole Surveillance Dispute with Concerns About Fourth Amendment Protections

By Daniella Espinoza WASHINGTON, DC – In the ongoing battle against fair usage of technology and how…

Faith Groups Call for Biden Administration to Overturn Actions of Trump in Deportation Regulations Harming 300,000 People

By Daniella Espinoza and Rena Abdusalam WASHINGTON, DC – After about 16 months of ongoing negotiations, nearly…

Daniella Espinoza

Articles by Daniella

Refusal to Provide Prescribed Medication to Schizophrenic Inmate Leads to Attempted Suicide, Lawsuit against Alameda County, Wellpath

OK Board Denies Scott Eizember Clemency Request – Man Set for Execution in January

ACLU Urges Supreme Court to Settle Pole Surveillance Dispute with Concerns About Fourth Amendment Protections

Faith Groups Call for Biden Administration to Overturn Actions of Trump in Deportation Regulations Harming 300,000 People

Line of Questioning in Trial Highlight Possible Hardships for Those with Disabilities

Judge Expresses Concern about Accused, but Still Grants Supervised Release

Defense Questions Victim’s Decision Not to Call for Help Immediately – Judge Still Sets Trial in Battery Case

Discussion After Landmark Case: People v. Strong, Helps Those Accused of Felony Murder

Victim in Alleged Domestic Violence Case Denies Injuries; Prosecution Claims It’s Common, Judge Still Sets Arraignment

Advocates and Religious Groups Pressure CA Governor Newsom for Long Overdue Solitary Confinement Reform

Sounds of Distress Fill Courtroom as Judge Denies Release, Sets $20,000 Bail

Defense Grills Police on Lack of Evidence against Accused at Prelim Hearing

Formerly Incarcerated Continue Urge New Director to Overhaul Federal Prisons

California Community Groups React to the Failure of VISION Act Passage

New Report Finds Inequality of Court Diversion within U.S. Juvenile System

Judge Denies Motion to Suppress Despite Arguments of Stop without Probable Cause

Recent Crackdown on New York’s Ghost Guns: Battling America’s Untraceable Epidemic

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