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Tag Archives: Jeff Adachi
SF D.A. Will Investigate Video That Public Defender Says Reveals Police Misconduct, Perjury
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Update Thursday Mar 3: San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon said his office will investigate the charges of police misconduct made yesterday by Public Defender Jeff Adachi. KTVU has a video and text report. Earlier post Public Defender Jeff Adachi … Continue reading
Interview: Jeff Adachi Outlines Provisions of His New Pension Reform Initiative
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Yesterday KQED's Joshua Johnson talked to Jeff Adachi, whose name might as well be Sauron to city workers, about what is fast becoming the hottest button issue of the decade: Pension reform. Last year, Adachi, who is San Francisco's Public … Continue reading
Contentious Proposition B: How Much Would City Employees Pay?
Proposition B, as you may have heard by now, is perhaps the most contentious city measure up for voter consideration this year. Put on the ballot by San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi, the measure would require city workers to … Continue reading

