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Accused Spends 340 Days in Jail before Jury Acquits Him – SF Public Defenders Charge Police ‘Misrepresented’ Facts
Accused Spends 340 Days in Jail before Jury Acquits Him – SF Public Defenders Charge Police ‘Misrepresented’ Facts
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Letter: SF Public Defender Opposes Police Staffing Plan
Letter: SF Public Defender Opposes Police Staffing Plan
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SF Public Defender’s Office to File Motion for a New Trial, Alleging Juror Tampering by SF Chronicle Reporter
SF Public Defender’s Office to File Motion for a New Trial, Alleging Juror Tampering by SF Chronicle Reporter
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 219: Danielle Harris, Vanguard Justice Award Winner
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 219: Danielle Harris, Vanguard Justice Award Winner
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 169: Stephen Liebb, Incarcerated 33 Years, Helps to Free Others
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 169: Stephen Liebb, Incarcerated 33 Years, Helps to Free Others
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Letter: The Shooting and Killing of Ryant Bluford
Letter: The Shooting and Killing of Ryant Bluford
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Guest Commentary: Finding Redemption – The Crucial Role of San Francisco’s Public Defender’s Office
Guest Commentary: Finding Redemption – The Crucial Role of San Francisco’s Public Defender’s Office
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SF Public Defender’s Office Condemns Supervisor’s Plan to Re-Allocate Funding to Ineffective, Traumatizing Jail-Based Drug Treatment
SF Public Defender’s Office Condemns Supervisor’s Plan to Re-Allocate Funding to Ineffective, Traumatizing Jail-Based Drug Treatment
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GUEST COMMENTARY: The Drug Traffickers You Don’t Hear About… US Border Patrol
GUEST COMMENTARY: The Drug Traffickers You Don’t Hear About… US Border Patrol
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SF Public Defender Tweets Strong Disagreement with ‘Regressive’ Solution to Public Safety
SF Public Defender Tweets Strong Disagreement with ‘Regressive’ Solution to Public Safety
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New SF Bill Would Compensate Low-to-Moderate-Income Jurors and Increase Jury Diversity
New SF Bill Would Compensate Low-to-Moderate-Income Jurors and Increase Jury Diversity
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Progressive San Francisco Public Defender Sworn In to Begin New Term
Progressive San Francisco Public Defender Sworn In to Begin New Term
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Judge Denies Motion to Recuse DA’s Office in McAlister Case (updated)
Judge Denies Motion to Recuse DA’s Office in McAlister Case (updated)
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Charges Dropped against Men Who Spent 2 Years in Jail Accused of Murder of Famous Investigator – SF Public Defender Blames Court Backlog for Unconstitutional Delay
Charges Dropped against Men Who Spent 2 Years in Jail Accused of Murder of Famous Investigator – SF Public Defender Blames Court Backlog for Unconstitutional Delay
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 170: Kara Chien, Mental Health Unit Attorney, Talks CARE Court
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 170: Kara Chien, Mental Health Unit Attorney, Talks CARE Court
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Guest Commentary: Why Mano Raju Deserves to Be Re-elected San Francisco Public Defender
Guest Commentary: Why Mano Raju Deserves to Be Re-elected San Francisco Public Defender
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 169: Stephen Liebb, Incarcerated 33 Years, Helps to Free Others
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 169: Stephen Liebb, Incarcerated 33 Years, Helps to Free Others
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SF Public Defenders and Community Hold Mock Trial to Indict the Court for Violating Speedy Trial Rights Amid Crippling Backlog
SF Public Defenders and Community Hold Mock Trial to Indict the Court for Violating Speedy Trial Rights Amid Crippling Backlog
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SF City Attorney Finally Dismisses Tenderloin Injunctions
SF City Attorney Finally Dismisses Tenderloin Injunctions