The defense argued in a post-conviction hearing that the language used during the original criminal trial included implicit racial bias in violation of the California Racial Justice Act, while the prosecution maintained that their language had no bearing on the jury’s decision-making.
WOODLAND, CA – Judge Tom M. Dyer ruled here in a Yolo County Superior Court hearing Thursday…
Judge Finds Implicit Bias in Police Testimony, Grants Relief to Black Defendant SAN FRANCISCO – In a…
By Ned Meiners SAN FRANCISCO, CA – In San Francisco County Superior Court, Dept. 21, Wednesday, Public…
By David M. Greenwald A critical point that I think needs to be better understood in the…
(From Press Release)– Attorney General Kamala D. Harris today announced that her office’s first-of-its-kind “Principled Policing: Procedural…
The notion of implicit bias has been discussed, sometimes at length here on these pages. One of…
(From AG Press Release) – In the wake of recent events in California and across the nation…
Those quick to jump on parents and the school might be interested to learn that, according to…
Leaving aside any racial implications involved in the incident at the high school in South Carolina, it…
Keynote Speaker Michael Roosevelt talks about unconscious bias at the SF Justice Summit in San Francisco…
Attorney General also announces statewide training on implicit bias and creation of 21st Century Policing Working Group…
Last summer, we published a speech by San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi who spoke to an…