An individual seeking entry into a substance abuse treatment program was reportedly unable to do so in Yolo County Superior Court, as a pending parole violation placed a hold on his release, despite repeated advocacy from his attorney and parole agent.
A judge denied release for a man accused of DUI, siding with the prosecution despite defense arguments challenging the reliability of sobriety testing and emphasizing the accused’s efforts to address substance use issues.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge denied a prosecutor’s motion to terminate mental health diversion for an accused man, ruling instead that additional supervision and treatment were warranted.
Judge Danette C. Brown released the accused on supervised own-recognizance, rejecting a proposed $10,000 bail due to her pregnancy and financial circumstances, and citing her active participation in drug assistance programs.
Arkansas faith leaders have urged Governor Sarah Sanders not to restart executions in the state, citing concerns about the use of gas asphyxiation and calling for the state to invest in programs that prevent crime and provide support for victims.
WOODLAND, CA – During a review hearing this week at Yolo County Superior Court, the accused sought…