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The courts make the decision. Were instituting i understand that, but what i dont understand im trying to understand why this is being added as an additional layer when it seems like theres something that actually exists to support allowing low level offenders the opportunity to potentially get out through pretrial diverse, why is this necessary for the ankle monitoring part of those who have not necessarily been convicted yet . Thats what im trying to understand here. Pretrial diverse itself is...

I, tang i, wiener no, yee i, campos i, chiu i, cohen i, farrell i. There is 8s, one no. The ordinance is passed in the first reading. Next item. Item 60 is ordinance to [inaudible] libraries and the coalition for a better north beach lie briar and playground filed against the city. Role call vote. Kim i, mar i, tang i, wiener i, yee i, breed i, campos i, chiu i, cohen i, farrell i. There are ten is. The ordinance is passed. Item 61. Approve the settlement of the unlitigated claims filed by the r...

Have been convicted in county jail, who are not minimum security that theyre electronic monitoring. Youre asking for that policy judgment . I have to make a slight adjustment to that reasoning. First of all, the code section itself is what has been transposed into the legislation. Our own em eligible however, does require that people do not have the serious or violent felonies that you might be addressing. But for purposes of an actual policy standpoint as the City Attorney said, if you wanted t...

In this particular instance the obviously the next step is not to see whether or not they comply with the court rules or the Court Program in case get dismissed, the next step is determining how the case is resolved. I think in listening to what this legislation is proposing at the Committee Meeting twice, what i like about it is really and it doesnt really as other supervisors have reported now, its not about whether or not our jails are overcrowded at this point. Its matter of for those that a...

Has resulted in spills and contaminations. The port and department of environment have both shown leader ship on this issue and willingness to Work Together and bring a poll say forward to board of supervisors to restrict the transport and export of these armful materials inside San Francisco. The port has also consistently rejected proposals from companies who are looking to use port property to export coal and in may, the policy committee of the commission on the environment adopted a resoluti...