COVID-19 Bail Schedule With the ongoing pandemic of the Corona Virus. California has decided to implement a new bail schedule where most nonviolent crimes are to get released on “Own[…]
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San Jose police chief fed up over Imamate O.R. release
San Jose police chief fed up over Imamate O.R. release According to police chief, a felon who was in possession of an assault rifle is back on the streets hours[…]
Read More....Bail Bonds and COVID-19
Bail Bonds and COVID-19 While most of America is closed during this COVID-19 pandemic, only essentials businesses are remaining open. Some of these essential businesses include gas stations, groceries stores,[…]
Read More....Mayor Garcetti Criticize Proposition 47
Mayor Garcetti Criticize Proposition 47 and Claims “the system is broken” In Reaction To Fox 11 Investigating A Meth Addiction Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti is expressing criticism towards prop[…]
Read More....Crimes in some California cities
Crimes in some California cities are at an all time high, and prosecutors are stuck on what to do. In the past few years, car burglaries in San Francisco have[…]
Read More....Petty Crime Is Now Legal in Los Angeles
Petty Crime Is Now Legal in Los Angeles California now allows you steal property that is worth less than $950 and all you get is a citation more commonly known[…]
Read More....The Epidemic of Car Burglaries
The Epidemic of Car Burglaries Car burglaries in California have been rapidly increasing over the past few years. Until now, there has been a loophole in one of the state[…]
Read More....Paying to remain in Jail. Hidden Fees Turns Inmates Into Debtor
Paying to remain in Jail. Hidden Fees Turns Inmates Into Debtors About a year and a half into his two-year sentence, inmates earn Pugh realized he owed about $17,000 in[…]
Read More....California lawmakers may reduce repeat offenders’ sentences
California lawmakers may reduce repeat offenders’ sentences In Sacramento, California, lawmakers are close to approving legislation to trim prison sentences for repeat nonviolent felonies. The current law here in California[…]
Read More....For profit probations strips poor people of their rights.
For profit probations strips poor people of their rights Every year, courts throughout the United States sentence several hundred thousand misdemeanor offenders to probation overseen by private probation companies that[…]
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