During a probation violation hearing, a Yolo County judge set bail for an accused woman, articulating skepticism regarding her stated reasons for departing a treatment program and asserting an absence of evidentiary support for her claims of safety concerns.
Deputy District Attorney Stefanie Decillis requested that an expecting mother be taken into custody for a misdemeanor DUI charge, but the court deemed it excessive and placed her on supervised own recognizance instead.
A homeless man with disabilities facing felony charges in Yolo and Solano counties was granted a new court date by Judge David Rosenberg after citing a medical appointment and lack of transportation.
Judge David Rosenberg denied Deputy Public Defender Danielle Craig’s request to release the accused on Supervised Own Recognizance (SOR) due to recent changes to Proposition 36, which now allow thefts under $950 to be charged as felonies if the person has two or more prior convictions for certain theft offenses.
By Ivan Villegas WOODLAND, CA – “Personally, I think the Fourth District Court of Appeal’s decision is…
The judicial assignments in Yolo Superior Court were released recently with some revisions over even a few…