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The 'activist attorney' who changed state law to free Steven Dinsmore

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CA bill would prevent early release for some inmate firefighters

A Davis father is pushing to keep inmates convicted of certain child abuse crimes from using California's inmate firefighter program to shorten their time in prison.

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California considers cash bail unconstitutional, but it s still crushing families here

Advances in bail reform are crucial. And yet the financial devastation already caused by.

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1170(d) Not Just for Reform Minded DA s - Broad Coalition Looking Into Re-Sentencing in California, and Beyond

1170(d) Not Just for Reform Minded DA s - Broad Coalition Looking Into Re-Sentencing in California, and Beyond
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California Supreme Court: Reducing incarcerated population by half at San Quentin put on hold

California Supreme Court: Reducing incarcerated population by half at San Quentin put on hold By Lisa Fernandez (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) SAN QUENTIN, Calif. - A court order to reduce the incarcerated population at San Quentin by half has been put on hold. The California Supreme Court on Dec. 23 decided to send the First Court of Appeals decision, known as the Von Staich case, back to a lower court, meaning the October order to reduce the population by about 1,000 people is now vacated until further notice. In that October decision, the appellate court justices said the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s handling of a coronavirus outbreak at San Quentin amounted to deliberate indifference and ordered the inmate population to be reduced to no more than 1,775 people.

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