Nancy Carrillo

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  • Nancy Carrillo

    Nancy Carrillo is a third-year Political Science and Sociology student at UC Davis. Throughout her academic career, she has been passionate about representing her Hispanic community, which has led her to pursue a pre-law track. Through working with The Davis Vanguard, she is determined to learn and develop as a transparent and honest writer. Outside of school, Nancy enjoys trying new coffee shops and restaurants in downtown Davis.

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Defense Experts Tie Schizophrenia to Davis Stabbings, Reject Cannabis Claim

Carlos Reales Dominguez is undergoing retrial on two counts of second-degree murder and one count of attempted murder in connection with the 2023 Davis stabbing... Read more.
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Court Watch: Yolo Murder Trial Hears Child’s 911 Call, Victim’s Dying Plea

Cross-examination continued in Yolo County Superior Court in a felony murder trial, where witnesses detailed the 911 call reporting the victim had been shot, the... Read more.
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Court Watch: Judge Orders Accused to Appear in Person within Hours Despite Reported Lack of Transportation

A Yolo County Superior Court judge ordered an accused person to appear in person to seek recall of an outstanding warrant, despite the defense's assertion that he... Read more.
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Court Watch: Judge Allows Remote Appearance but Warns of Mandatory In-Person Hearing Despite Financial Hardship

A Yolo County judge ruled that a San Francisco resident may appear remotely at his next hearing due to unemployment, disability and lack of transportation, but warned... Read more.
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Accused Deemed Eligible for Mental Health Diversion Despite DA Objections

A Yolo County Superior Court judge tentatively found an accused eligible and suitable for mental health diversion despite objections from the prosecution, who cited... Read more.