Due Process:
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By Gail Fry
Every day across the inland region nearly two thousand residents seek justice through the courts. The reasons for these interactions can vary from defending against an alleged crime(s) to righting a civil wrong to probating an estate to deciding placement of an at-risk child, or assigning guardianship for a dependent adult or minor, in addition any number of a variety of other legal issues.
One defendant’s nightmare of missing court documents, questionable bench warrants, potential kidnappings, alleged false arrests, and a ten-fold bail increase, among other concerns, has left his life and the lives of his family forever changed.
“I Fear for My Life” Part 2, Anyone Named Adam Garcia
As revealed by Black Voice News in “I Fear for My Life, Part 1, Adam Garcia’s Nightmare” the first story in the series, “Due Process: Searching for Justice in the Inland Empire,” Adam Garcia, charged with serious crimes by the Riverside County District Attorney (RCDA) Michael Hestrin, claims he is innocent. A review of underlying…
“I Fear for My Life” Part 1, Adam Garcia’s Nightmare
From its beginning, the case against Adam Garcia was riddled with conflicting official documents. Whether legitimate errors, sloppy work, intentional malfeasance, or a combination, the charges against Adam and the appearance of a haphazard judicial process, has created turmoil in Adam’s life and raised serious questions about the integrity of the Riverside County criminal justice…
Introduction Searching for Accountability
Every day across the inland region, approximately two thousand Riverside and San Bernardino County residents seek justice through the courts, whether defending themselves from alleged crime(s), righting a civil wrong, probating an estate, deciding placement of an at-risk child, or assigning a guardian for a dependent adult or minor, in addition to a myriad of…