Katherine Parker

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  • Katherine Parker

    Katherine Parker is a fourth-year English major at UC Davis with a minor in Professional Writing. She is passionate about advocating for those who lack a voice in the judicial system and exposing everyday injustices. Writing for The Peoples’ Vanguard of Davis provides the perfect opportunity to report on important issues and offer the public a closer look at the courts. With aspirations of pursuing a legal career, she hopes to make the legal system more accessible. In her free time, she enjoys reading and volunteering at the UC Davis Equestrian Center.

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Breaking News, Everyday Injustice

San Diego Uber Driver Sues Police for Racial Profiling, Verbal Abuse

Abdulkadir Bulgaz, a Turkish immigrant, has filed a lawsuit against the City of San Diego and a police officer for a racially motivated traffic stop and verbal harassment,... Read more.
Breaking News, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

Carlos Dominguez Testifies in Murder Trial; Claims of Seeing ‘Shadow Figures’ Shed Light on Insanity Plea

Carlos Reales Dominguez testified in court about his childhood, academic background, and the onset of schizophrenia symptoms, including visions of "shapeshifting... Read more.
Breaking News, Court Watch, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

Carlos Dominguez Trial: Testimony Highlights Erratic Behavior and Mental Struggles

Carlos Dominguez is on trial for two counts of murder, one count of attempted murder, and multiple weapon and injury enhancements, with a prior felony conviction,... Read more.
Breaking News, Court Watch, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

Dominguez Trial: Testimonies Reveal Growing Concern over Behavior

Carlos Dominguez is on trial for two counts of murder, with testimony from his roommates describing his behavioral changes, including hearing voices and a stiff... Read more.
Breaking News, Court Watch, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

Father Testifies about Son’s Deteriorating Mental State

Carlos Dominguez's father testified in court that his son experienced significant changes in behavior and hygiene starting in 2021, which he suspected were due to... Read more.