Tyler Harty-Rollins

Author

  • Tyler Harty-Rollins

    Tyler Harty-Rollins is a second year political science student at the University of California, Davis. He plans to earn his JD after college and become a practicing attorney. Interested in government misconduct, police reform and the challenges that twenty-first century civil liberties faces, he hopes at the Vanguard to made light of everyday injustices committed against the public.

    View all posts
Breaking News, Court Watch, Northern California Court Watch, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

Court Watch: Judge Denies Bail for DUI Driver Accused of Killing Woman in West Sacramento

A Yolo County judge granted a prosecutor's motion to impose a no-bail condition on a man accused of felony gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, despite... Read more.
Breaking News, Court Watch, Northern California Court Watch, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

Court Watch: Unhoused Man Denied SOR Release, Bail Remains at $150,000 in Yolo County

A Yolo County judge denied a defense request to release an unhoused accused man on supervised own recognizance and rejected a request to reduce his scheduled $150,000... Read more.
Breaking News, Court Watch, Northern California Court Watch, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

Court Watch: Judge Modifies Bail Conditions in Felony Sex Crime Case

A Yolo County judge issued a criminal protective order prohibiting the accused from contacting the alleged victim as a condition of his release, despite the fact... Read more.
Breaking News, Everyday Injustice

DOJ Ends Oversight of Orange County DA’s Jailhouse Informant Program after Decade-Long Scandal

The U.S. Department of Justice has ended federal oversight of the Orange County District Attorney's Office's informant practices, citing reforms implemented under... Read more.
Breaking News, Everyday Injustice

Trump Justice Department Encourages New Capital Charges Against Commuted Federal Death Row Prisoners

Former President Biden commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row prisoners, but newly inaugurated President Trump issued an executive order encouraging state... Read more.