Judge Clara M. Levers postponed the hearing for a man facing felony and misdemeanor charges, citing the need to further assess his custody status in light of his ongoing mental health treatment and public safety concerns.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge approved a request to move an unhoused man’s probation meetings from Sacramento to Yolo County due to transportation barriers, while still requiring him to serve 30 days in county jail for his violation.
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.
The court granted pretrial release to the accused with a no-contact order and randomized alcohol testing, but did not require the costly SCRAM monitoring device, citing the accused’s lack of income.
Judge Clara M. Levers set an Admit/Deny hearing for Sept. 18 and kept bail at $35,000 for the accused, who was charged with violating parole for the second time after allegedly tampering with a GPS tracker.
Judge Clara M. Levers maintained bail at $25,000 and upheld jail time for an injured man who violated his probation terms by failing his work program twice, despite his probation officer telling him on July 28 that he could still finish the program.
Judge Clara M. Levers set bail at $25,000 for the accused, who is unhoused and has violated his probation five times, despite the defense requesting release on own recognizance.
A man accused of multiple charges was denied release on supervised own recognizance, leaving him unable to return to Los Angeles County to report to parole within 48 hours, potentially triggering a warrant for his arrest.
Judge Clara M. Levers denied a man’s request for supervised release citing public safety concerns, but ordered the jail to provide him with a tablet to make necessary phone calls and schedule mental health assessments.
Judge Clara M. Levers granted the accused’s request for supervised own recognizance release due to serious mental health concerns and the court’s failure to provide a qualified Mien language interpreter at his arraignment hearing, citing violations of Penal Code 825 and the accused’s constitutional rights.
An unhoused woman accused of drug-related offenses was denied bail by a judge due to her prior history of non-compliance with probation terms and a risk assessment conducted by the court.
WOODLAND, CA – Despite an agreement between the prosecution and defense to release the accused under supervised…
WOODLAND, CA – Judge Clara M. Levers assessed an accused with bail of $5,000 after Deputy Public…