Yasmeen Alshinnawi

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  • Yasmeen Alshinnawi

    Yasmeen Alshinnawi is a third-year Political Science student at California State University, Sacramento. She is passionate about immigration law and plans to attend law school to advocate for equity, justice, and immigrant rights. Driven by a strong commitment to community, she hopes to use her education to support people navigating complex legal systems and help create lasting change.

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Preliminary Hearing Delayed by Missing Report, Unavailable Witness; Accused Remains in Custody

A preliminary hearing in Yolo County Superior Court was postponed due to missing documentation and an unavailable witness, leaving the accused in custody while the... Read more.
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Court Watch: Court Denies Release at Arraignment Despite Defense Citing Employment, Housing Risks

Judge Daniel P. Maguire denied a request to release an accused person on supervised OR, citing public safety concerns and prior findings regarding the accused's... Read more.
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Court Watch: Judge Rejects Defense Motion to Release Accused to Treatment Program

A Yolo County Superior Court judge denied a request to release an accused individual to a treatment program, rejecting defense arguments that he was not given a... Read more.
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Court Watch: Judge Grants Accused One Chance to Complete Sentence in Drug Treatment Program

The accused was sentenced to 60 days in jail for possession of a controlled substance and 120 days for a probation violation, with the remaining custodial time to... 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.