After 50 years, SF Pretrial is closing. Nobody’s ready to fill the void
Judges, legal observers, and even the sheriff are sounding alarms as the city scrambles to close a gap that could mean fewer defendants in court and less safe streets.
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Judges, legal observers, and even the sheriff are sounding alarms as the city scrambles to close a gap that could mean fewer defendants in court and less safe streets.