Yolo County Superior Court Judge Janene Beronio granted habeas corpus relief to Ajay Dev, overturning his 2009 conviction for sexually assaulting his adopted daughter, and a bail hearing is scheduled for Friday.
A judge upheld a $5,000 bail for an unhoused individual who failed to appear in court multiple times, despite the defense’s argument that the failures were due to homelessness and inadequate communication.
Witnesses testified that the accused has made significant progress in the CONREP program and has not failed a single drug test, but Dr. Horrillo expressed concern about potential relapse and Dr. Jackson diagnosed him with antisocial personality disorder and substance-induced psychosis.
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.
The accused faces one count of felony petty theft, with an enhancement for circumstances in aggravation, and the defense is seeking treatment over incarceration due to the accused’s longstanding substance abuse issues.
The Yolo Interfaith Immigration Network is hosting a community dinner and fundraiser on June 14 at the Yolo County Fairgrounds to support local immigrants with rent, legal services, and DACA applications.
The judge upheld a stay-away order prohibiting the accused from going near the Dutch Bros location in Davis, despite objections from the defense that the alleged offense did not occur at or involve Dutch Bros.
Carlos Dominguez is on trial for two counts of murder, with testimony from eight witnesses including law enforcement personnel, a paramedic, a forensic systems analyst, and a man experiencing homelessness who was friends with one of the victims.
A Yolo County Superior Court Judge denied a motion to reduce charges against an individual accused of drug possession, providing false identification, and unlawful possession of tear gas and paraphernalia, but granted supervised own recognizance pending placement in a treatment facility.
A 50-year-old mother accused of misdemeanor hit-and-run was granted a claim under California’s Racial Justice Act, allowing her to proceed with her case, after presenting sufficient evidence to support a racial discrimination claim.
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