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Family of 84-Year-Old Man Killed in San Francisco Upset With District Attorney

LA District Attorney Asks for Special Prosecutor to Oversee Police Misconduct Investigations

LA District Attorney Asks for Special Prosecutor to Oversee Police Misconduct Investigations Eric Leonard © Getty Images San Francisco Police Chief George Gascon speaks during a news conference at the San Francisco Hall of Justice May 5, 2010 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón has asked the Board of Supervisors to allow him to appoint a special prosecutor to supervise investigations into allegations of police misconduct and misuse of force. Gascón sent a letter to the Supervisors earlier this week requesting the appointment of attorney Lawrence S. Middleton, a former federal prosecutor perhaps best known for his role in convicting two LAPD officers of violating the civil rights of Rodney King, a year after a local jury acquitted the officers of using excessive force.

The Adachi Project to honor late S F public defender with films about justice

Sam Whiting February 3, 2021Updated: February 4, 2021, 2:44 pm Along Jeff Adachi Way near the San Francisco Hall of Justice, public defender Mano Raju holds a photo carried in the vigil for the late public defender. Photo: Santiago Mejia, The Chronicle Santhosh Daniel was running the Global Film Initiative when he got a call out of the blue from San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi, who was a documentary filmmaker on the side. Adachi wanted to talk about his idea to create a series of films that broke down the whole process of legal defense for people who cannot afford any other kind.

Unraveling the mysteries of San Francisco with the writer who brought Ambrose Bierce back to life

Scott Thomas Anderson January 27, 2021Updated: January 31, 2021, 7:06 pm Ambrose Bierce was a San Francisco journalist in the late 19th century. His “The Devil’s Dictionary” codified the template for a satirical dictionary. Photo: Bancroft Library On a summer night in 1870, Ambrose Bierce began a newspaper column about a corpse discovered in an alley of Chinatown. “The body was found partially concealed under a paving-stone which imbedded in the head,” he jotted for the San Francisco News Letter. “A crowbar was driven through the abdomen and one arm was riven from its socket by some great convulsion of nature.” Writing with a human skull on his desk, Bierce ended the report with, “it is supposed he came to his death by heart disease.”

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