WitnessLA
WitnessLA is a nonprofit organization that operates independently and without political bias, providing news related to criminal justice that serves the public's interest. Our primary emphasis is on how the juvenile and criminal justice systems impact the health and welfare of communities and their inhabitants, particularly in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
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4 days ago |
witnessla.com | Celeste Fremon
On Saturday and Sunday this coming weekend, April 26 and 27, 2025, the Los Angeles Times is holding its annual LA Times Festival of Books on the USC campus. Admission is free to everyone who attends this amazing line-up of events. It also happens that I’m moderating a terrific panel of writers at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday. If you have the time, I think you’ll really enjoy it, as we’ll be covering some very timely topics.
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2 weeks ago |
witnessla.com | Celeste Fremon
The case of Diana TeranAs described in Part 1 of this series, it was a controversial set of criminal charges filed against a longtime local prosecutor named Diana Teran, that inspired lawyer Sean Kennedy, and the rest of the members of the LA County Sheriff’s Civilian Oversight Commission to file an amicus brief in support Teran. As WLA readers of Part 1 will remember, the filing of the brief subsequently precipitated a series of threats and retaliatory actions on the part of Dawyn R.
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2 weeks ago |
witnessla.com | Taylor Walker
On Tuesday, April 1, four of the five Los Angeles County Supervisors expressed their displeasure with the LA County Probation Department with a motion directing the department to be more transparent and involve the board, other county departments, and the community in its plans for “dramatic changes” to the juvenile halls and camps.
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3 weeks ago |
witnessla.com | Celeste Fremon
On Thursday, March 20, 2025, Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna attended the monthly meeting of the county’s Sheriff’s Civilian Oversight Commission—or COC. The sheriff was scheduled to give a 30-minute presentation to the commission, in which he would attempt to answer 27 previously submitted questions regarding what he and his staff are doing to address the ongoing problem of deputy gangs that has plagued the department for more than a half century.
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1 month ago |
witnessla.com | Taylor Walker
Two years ago, on March 7, 2023, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors directed the LA County Probation Department to develop what they called a “Global Plan” to reorganize and move incarcerated youth between the county’s juvenile halls and camps.
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