Everyday Injustice Podcast 89: Alameda Candidates for Reform – Pamela Price and JoAnn Walker
Taking on the policies of the incumbent DA and Sheriff, JoAnn Walker, a SF police officer, and…
Taking on the policies of the incumbent DA and Sheriff, JoAnn Walker, a SF police officer, and…
by Erwin Chemerisnky and Miriam Aroni Krinsky Deputy district attorneys in Los Angeles County are trying hard…
By Macy Lu and Nancy Aviña LOS ANGELES – The California District Attorneys Association (CDAA) announced on…
By David Greenwald The innocence movement understood early on that the term innocent is thrown around the…
By Ramneet Singh LOS ANGELES – Although there has been some backlash to newly elected Los Angeles…
By Kianna Anvari SACRAMENTO – A criminal justice reform webinar here last week at the Sacramento Press…
By Sarah Hopkins This election cycle, Californians were presented with two propositions on their ballots—17 and 20—that…
In February of 2019, longtime legendary public defender Jeff Adachi died. Taking over the position as the…
By Lauren Smith LOS ANGELES – County voters here—despite major opposition from law enforcement—have passed Measure J,…
Law enforcement organizations have long treated mass incarceration as a job creation program. In 2020, the tide…
By Taylor Pendergrass Criminal justice reform was a key issue in Tuesday night’s elections, from the presidential…
SAN FRANCISCO – Declaring that although 2020 has been a year of “divisive politics and national reckoning…
By Dylan Ferguson and Anika Khubchandani SACRAMENTO – Propositions 17, 20, and 25 on the ballot Tuesday…
In the midst of a national debate about changing the criminal legal system, Barrett is set to…
The ballot initiative, supported by police, corporations, and even big grocery chains, would use more taxpayer money…
Elected in November 2019 in San Francisco as a reformer, Chesa Boudin has been on the job…
By Anika Khubchandani LOS ANGELES – The LA Times Editorial Board believes the “next wave of reinvention…
Under the guise of restoring public confidence in law enforcement, President Trump’s secretive and regressive Commission on…
By Fiona Deane-Grundman Kerry Abrams, the dean of Duke Law School, introduced the celebration of the renaming…
(Editor’s note: this is the third of six candidate surveys of the Davis City Council, Yolo Supervisor,…