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Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors Don’t Care if ICE Takes People at the Jails
ICE has been showing up and taking people at the county jails. At the same time, the Board of Supervisors have been vocal in their opposition of ICE operating in Santa Clara County. So why are they silent and unresponsive to ICE's presence at the jails?
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"Act Up and Find Out" -- An Eye Witness Account of Taser Violence and Intimidation in the Santa Clara County Jail
Below is a rare eye witness account by a formerly incarcerated person sharing what it's like for people facing CO's now armed with Tasers. Based on his request, the author's name has been removed to protect his anonymity.
SV De-Bug
Aug 64 min read


Decision Day -- Freedom After an LWOP Sentence
Aaron Lomeli was originally sentenced to die in prison. He won an appeal to his conviction, and came home after nearly 17 years. He writes about what his journey to freedom means, and what awaits him.
Aaron Lomeli
Jul 163 min read


California Supreme Court Ruling Dramatically Reduces Who Can Be Jailed in Santa Clara County
The Kowalczyk ruling makes it illegal for judges to keep people in jail on unattainable bail. This decision should lead to thousands of people no longer in jail. At a time of an unprecedented budget crisis, this ruling has impact beyond jails and courts. This dramatic reduction in incarceration can also mean the County can move resources that otherwise were earmarked for an oversized incarceration budget into needed supports and programs the people in the county need now more
Raj Jayadev
Jun 74 min read
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