The United States Supreme Court says defendants who have exhausted their due process cannot reopen their case. The 6-3 Supreme Court decision was the … [Read more...]
POWER OF THE PEN:
SQNEWS HONORS JOURNALISM GUILD GRADUATES IN CEREMONY FULL OF HEADLINERS The San Quentin News Journalism Guild graduation took place in the … [Read more...]
MAN WITH MANY HATS
OUR BEHIND THE SCENE AND TRUSTED RESEARCHER STUART WAGNER The masthead of the San Quentin News lists Stuart Wagner as one of its 13 “Advisers.” … [Read more...]
CORRECTIONS – June 2023 Issue
We reported on the recent TRUST graduation on page 12. In that article, we misspelled the names of Helaine Melnitzer and Marquez Sherouse. Also, … [Read more...]
READERS RESPOND TO CALIFORNIA MODEL SURVEY
In our May 2023 issue, we surveyedreaders about Gov. GavinNewsom’s proposal to developa California Model of rehabilitation.Here are just a couple … [Read more...]
PROF. WILLIAM DRUMMOND: LOOKING BACK AT AN AWARD-WINNING CAREER IN JOURNALISM
In July, San Quentin News adviser William J. Drummond celebrated 40 years teaching journalism at the University of California, Berkeley. For the … [Read more...]
SQN RECOGNIZED BY THE CNPA
The California News Publishers Association(CNPA) announced its awards for 2022 andrecognized San Quentin News staff again.The following print … [Read more...]
SQNEWS CELEBRATES 15 YEARS SINCE REBOOT
June marks 15 years since warden Robert Ayers Jr. revived the San Quentin News after more than 20 years. Today, 35,000 newspapers are printed and … [Read more...]
Tech education column debuts in SQNews
Monthly articles will help educate the incarcerated on information technology By Sherman K. NewmanContributing Writer Welcome to Tech Block … [Read more...]
NEWS BRIEFS-FEBRUARY 2023
1. Oregon — (The Associated Press) A U.S. judge has dismissed habeas corpus petitions of about 200 people currently and formerly incarcerated at the … [Read more...]