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SF Chronicle Be The Jury Article

S.F. should do justice to jury diversity by preserving stipend program - SF Chronicle

November 28, 2022

Read the San Francisco Chronicle's reporting on the Financial Justice Project's Be The Jury pilot program results. Read More

Calls from California prisons will be free under new law signed by Newsom - SF Chronicle

September 30, 2022

Op-Ed: Why phone calls from prison should be free - LA Times

September 23, 2022

SF court eliminates $50 million in traffic fine late fees - CBS

September 20, 2022

SF Standard

$50 Million in San Francisco Residents’ Traffic Fees Wiped: How To Check Yours - SF Standard

September 15, 2022

Need plans this summer? Disadvantaged SF residents can attend museums for free - Mission Local

June 16, 2022

Jail Profits, Inmates Lose - The Pacific Sun

May 18, 2022

Anne Stuhldreher Discusses the Success of SF's Financial Justice Project - San Francisco Rising (SFGovTV)

May 17, 2022

How NYC Can Overhaul ‘Discriminatory’ Government Fines and Fees: Report - City Limits

April 28, 2022

Op-Ed: Miss a traffic ticket deadline, add $300. Guess who this affects the most - LA Times

April 21, 2022