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San Diego County Jails Will Use Body Cameras Following Damning State Audit
The California State Auditor's Office found that the jails responded poorly to inmate deaths.
4 March 2022
As part of a new pilot program, San Diego County Sheriff's deputies at a county jail will wear body cameras...
aclu
acting sheriff kelly martinez
american civil liberties union of san diego and imperial counties
attorney van swearingen
auditor michael tilden
california
california legislature
california state auditor
dla piper
gov.gavinnewsom
imperial county
jerry aleman
jonathan whitlock
las colinas detention and reentry facility
law office of aaron j. fischer
lester marroquin
reason
ronaldino estrada
rosen bien galvan & grunfeld
san diego
san diego county
san diego county sheriff's department
santee
saxon rodriguez
suicides
Los Angeles County D.A. modifies policy on juvenile cases in wake of controversy
16 February 2022
Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. George Gascón has modified his blanket ban on trying juveniles as adults due to a pending state Supreme Court case and continuing backlash over a decision to allow...
attorney marketa sims
california
california supreme court
chief deputy sharon woo
deputy district attorney john mckinney
deputy district attorney shea sanna
district attorney george gascón
division of juvenile justice
gov.gavinnewsom
hannah tubbs
independent juvenile defender program
los angeles
los angeles county
los angeles county bar association
palmdale
proposition 57
sheriff alex villanueva
supervisor kathryn barger
Push on to separate coroners from law enforcement in California
The Golden State is currently one of only three states that allow counties to combine the offices of coroner and sheriff
6 January 2022
A new bill introduced in the California Assembly this week would separate coroner offices...
aclu
american civil liberties union
angelo quinto
antioch
assembly bill 1608
assemblyman mike gipson
bella quinto
california
california assembly
california state sheriff's association
contra costa county
coroner
cory salzillo
excited delirium
gov.gavinnewsom
los angeles
medical examiner
melanie ochoa
orange county
riverside county
san bernardino county
san diego
san francisco
senate bill 16
senate bill 2
sheriff
New California Law Makes It Easier To Sue Cops Who Violate Civil Rights
4 October 2021
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday signed a bill (SB 2) that will eliminate several legal immunities that shield law enforcement from civil rights lawsuits, a move that will make it easier for victims...
california
colorado
congress
fresno
gov.gavinnewsom
institute for justice
los angeles county
massachusetts
nebraska
professor joanna schwartz
santa clara law review
sb 2
tom bane civil rights act
u.s. supreme court
ucla
university of california los angeles
Days before new law, court blocks Inglewood from destroying police disciplinary records
29 December 2021
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has temporarily blocked the Inglewood Police Department from destroying records just ahead of a new transparency law that is set to go into effect...
aclu
american civil liberties union of southern california
assistant city attorney derald brenneman
attorney tiffany bailey
california
california public records act
chief mark fronterotta
district attorney george gascón
gov.gavinnewsom
inglewood city council
inglewood police department
judge david cowan
kisha michael
los angeles county
los angeles county sheriff's deparatment
marquintan sandlin
mayor james t. butts jr.
senate bill 1421
senate bill 16
superior court
Dozens of states have tried to end qualified immunity. Police officers and unions helped beat nearly every bill.
7 October 2021
In the months after George Floyd’s murder, state legislators across the country tried to undo a legal doctrine that makes it virtually impossible to sue police...
albuquerque
american civil liberties union
arkansas
aurora
barry friedman
boston globe
brittney gilliam
california
california peace officers' association
cato institute
colorado
colorado capitol
colorado peace officers standards and training
congress
connecticut police chiefs association
denver police protective association
deputy director shaun rundle
donovan maez
elijah mcclain
freedom riders
george floyd
george floyd justice in policing act
georgia
gov.gavinnewsomgov. michelle lujan grisham
grace phillips
house
house speaker brian egolf
institute for justice
iowa
joanna schwartz
ku klux klan act
law enforcement action partnership
major cities chiefs association
massachusetts
michigan
minnesota
national conference of state legislatures
national fraternal order of police
national organization of black law enforcement executives
new mexico
new mexico association of counties
new mexico civil rights act
new york university school of law's policing project
nick rogers
nick sibilla
officer derek chauvin
patrick yoes
pew research center
qualified immunity
rep. jonathan brostoff
rep. leslie herod
ronald l. davis
ryan luby
sierra club
stephanie maez
texas
u.s. supreme court
ucla
university of california at los angeles
washington post
wisconsin