Monday Morning Thoughts: Police Issues in Davis and Beyond
It is hard to know exactly what to take from this. However, on one side of the…
It is hard to know exactly what to take from this. However, on one side of the…
By Peter Santina As a deputy public defender in San Francisco, I am not shocked at the…
An estimated 1,000 criminal cases will be reviewed, following revelations that San Francisco police officers regularly shared…
“The lady doth protest too much, methinks” was originally a quote in Act III, Scene II of…
While the third annual Breaking the Silence of Racism event did not come close to matching what…
The debate spawned by the recent officer involved killings in high profile cases in Missouri and New…
It has been pretty interesting to me to watch the give and take on the police killing…
When William Gardner, upon being sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, went off…
By Kayla Koenigshof It started with a vigil for Trayvon Martin. At some point the evening shifted…
Yesterday we posted the majority of responses on our third weekly question to school board candidates. Today…
In the third of the Vanguard’s weekly questions to school board candidates, we ask the following: On…
Emerging out of the Ferguson, Missouri, situation has been a community discussion, not just of policing and…
As I write this, the Vanguard Editorial Board has discussed a formal policy on comments twice and…
Established in 1986, The Sentencing Project works for a fair and effective U.S. criminal justice system by…
Last week, the NBA had to deal with owner Donald Sterling’s racism caught on tape. They had…
Last summer, we published a speech by San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi who spoke to an…