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Gov. Gavin Newsom in Sacramento, Calif., in July.
News August 19, 2019
California Governor Promises More Changes to “Biased, Random” Justice System
Signing a new law on police shootings, Gavin Newsom says he’s sending a message.
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Some district attorneys, including San Diego District Attorney Summer Stephan, have publicly pushed back on sentencing reductions.
News July 2, 2019
The New Price of a Plea Bargain in California
Lawmakers cut criminal sentences; some DAs push back using plea deals.
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The Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center in Elk Grove, Calif., where Cody Garland tried to commit suicide.
The California Experiment April 23, 2019
Who Begs To Go To Prison? California Jail Inmates
Effort to cut prison overcrowding puts some jails in crisis.
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Shattered glass from a vehicle near the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco in December.
The California Experiment December 20, 2018
The Great California Prison Experiment
Crime is up. The mystery is why.
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Michael Mejia during a pre-trial hearing in February where Mejia was charged with murder for the killings of Officer Keith Boyer in Whittier and his own cousin, 47-year-old Roy Torres, in East Los Angeles earlier that day.
The California Experiment May 10, 2018
Whose Fault is Michael Christopher Mejia?
A cop killing in California fuels a reform backlash.
By and Richard Winton
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