A Yolo County Superior Court judge set bail at $50,000 for an individual facing a new felony auto theft charge, despite defense counsel’s objections and arguments advocating for supervised release under California Supreme Court precedent *In re Kowalczyk*.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge denied a defense motion for own-recognizance release for an individual facing four felony charges and two enhancements, subsequently setting bail at $25,000 due to the gravity of the alleged offense and the accused’s documented history of felony probation and multiple failures to appear.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge heard arguments on whether a recently released man charged with misdemeanors should remain in custody with bail set at $10,000, or be given the chance to enter a treatment program, with the defense arguing that the accused would benefit from an outpatient program and the prosecution arguing that he cannot be trusted outside of custody.
A 19-year-old man accused of the Davis Picnic Day shooting had his bail increased to $300,000 and was remanded into custody, with additional conditions on release that he not associate with known gang members and that he be subject to personal and electronic searches for firearms and ammunition.
By Christopher Bryson According to the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office, the computational policy lab at Stanford…
By David M. Greenwald We have heard a lot of rumors about the Yolo County DA’s office—some…