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Reentry in California – Overcoming Legal Barriers to Community Reintegration 2017

Chair(s): Sarah Crowley, Jude Pond

Practice Area: Community reentry, Diversity, inclusion, and elimination of bias, Incarcerated individuals, Pro bono

Published: Aug 2017 i Other versions can be found in the Related Items tab.
ISBN: N/A
PLI Item #: 180310
CHB Spine #: 95

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Chapter 1. Seen and Unseen: A Black Attorney’s Experience and a Cousin’s Humanity, Silicon Valley De-Bug, April 4, 2017
Chapter 2. Be Accomplices, Not Allies, February 22, 2017, CODEPINK
Chapter 3. New Protections for Trafficking Victims: Vacate and Seal Past Arrests and Convictions Fact Sheet, Bay Area Legal Aid
Chapter 4. Penal Code § 236.14—Fact Sheet: Vacating Arrests & Convictions for Victims of Human Trafficking, Bay Area Legal Aid
Chapter 5. Proposition 47: “The Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act” and Proposition 64: “The Adult Use of Marijuana Act” Outline
Chapter 6. Propositions 47 and 64 (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 7. Petition for Dismissal Form, CR-180, Judicial Council of California
Chapter 8. Petition to Withdraw DEJ Plea and Dismiss Charge or Charges Pen. Code §§ 1203.43; 1385 (PC §§ 1203.43(a); 1203.43(b); 1385), Superior Court of California, County of Contra Costa
Chapter 9. Notice of Motion and Motion to Vacate Conviction Under California Penal Code § 1473.7; Memorandum of Points and Authorities
Chapter 10. How to Use New California Law Penal Code §1473.7 to Vacate Legally Invalid Convictions, Practice Advisory, October 2016, Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Chapter 11. Fact Sheet on Penal Code §1203.43, Effective January 1, 2016, Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Chapter 12. Senate Bill No. 185, Amended in Senate May 26, 2017
Chapter 13. Court Debt Process Chart
Chapter 14. Issue Brief: Suspended Driver’s Licenses in San Francisco and Campaign to End Driver’s License Suspensions in San Francisco—Proposed Policy Reforms
Chapter 15. Not Just a Ferguson Problem: How Traffic Courts Drive Inequality in California
Chapter 16. How to Read a DMV Record and Determine the Cause of a Driver’s License Suspension, East Bay Community Law Center
Chapter 17. TR-018 Request for Ability to Pay Determination Form, Alameda County Superior Court
Chapter 18. Punishing the Poorest: How the Criminalization of Homelessness Perpetuates Poverty in San Francisco, Coalition on Homelessness
Chapter 19. Senate Bill No. 10, Amended in Senate March 27, 2017
Chapter 20. Who Pays? The True Cost of Incarceration on Families (September 2015)
Chapter 21. Employment & Criminal Records, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area
Chapter 22. Occupational Licenses, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area
Chapter 23. Occupational Licenses Appendices A–G, State of California Department of Consumer Affairs
Chapter 24. How to Organize a Record Change Clinic: A Toolkit for Organizations Seeking to Provide Proposition 47 and Other Record Change Services, Californians for Safety and Justice
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