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K. Chike Odiwe

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San Jose , CA 95134
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Columns
Title Category Published
Racial Justice Act or racial justice pause? Court limits remedies in key ruling Civil Rights, California Courts of Appeal Mar. 10, 2025
Trump DOJ freeze threatens hard-won police reform progress Civil Rights, Administrative/Regulatory Jan. 30, 2025
A look at discrimination in the enforcement of Los Angeles' anti-gang injunctions Criminal, Civil Rights Jan. 13, 2025
Eminent domain, racial bias, and a look at the call for reparations Civil Rights Dec. 4, 2024
California's dirty secret: Clean-record deals kept bad cops on the job Government, Criminal Oct. 8, 2024
A pause in the advancement of LGBTQ+ Rights Civil Rights Sep. 12, 2024
California court rulings on Racial Justice Act spark concerns Civil Rights Aug. 20, 2024
How Proposition E reduces oversight of the San Francisco Police Department Government Jul. 24, 2024
California prosecutor removes 5 of 6 Black women from jury pool Civil Rights Jun. 25, 2024
Appellate court blocks venture firm’s grant program for Black women DEI, Civil Rights, Appellate Practice Jun. 14, 2024
The future of discrimination in unions with BIPOC representation Civil Rights Jun. 11, 2024
Two wrongs don’t make a right but do stoke the fire behind the effort to recall DA Pamela Price Criminal, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights Apr. 30, 2024
ACLU’s termination of whistleblower sparks debate over racially-coded language Labor/Employment Apr. 16, 2024
LA police chief's authority to terminate bad officers is a step in the right direction Labor/Employment Mar. 29, 2024
The OC billboard campaign won’t reduce crime Criminal Mar. 26, 2024
Hoodies, racial stereotypes, and the California Racial Injustice Act Civil Rights Feb. 29, 2024
AB 2773: A California bill aimed at curbing pretextual stops Government Jan. 29, 2024
Private prisons in America: punishment for profit Government Jan. 18, 2024
The Henrietta Lacks settlement: A step towards rectifying historical medical injustices Health Care & Hospital Law, Civil Rights Aug. 10, 2023
Death of Black mother at Cedars-Sinai matches national trend Health Care & Hospital Law, Civil Rights Jul. 20, 2023

Verdicts & Settlements
Case Name Topic Role Published
Cyrus Greene v. Bay Area Rapid Transit, et al. Civil Rights Plaintiff Aug. 4, 2023
Ana Biocini v. John L. Burris Law Offices, John Leonard Burris, DeWitt Lacy, and Does 1-50 Attorneys Defendant Feb. 21, 2020
Fernando Miguel Soria v. County of Alameda, a municipal corporation; Justin Linn, individually and his official capacity as a deputy for the County of Alameda Sheriff's Department; Erick McDermott, individually and in his capacity as a deputy for the County of Alameda Sheriff's Department; Stephen Sarcos, individually and in his official capacity as a deputy for the County of Alameda Sheriff's Department; Sarah Krause, individually and in her official capacity as a deputy for the County of Alameda Sheriff's Department; Does 1-10, inclusive; individually and in their capacities as law enforcement agents and/or personnel for the County of Alameda Sheriff's Department Civil Rights Plaintiff Dec. 6, 2019
S.P.W., by and through her Guardian ad Litem Miesha Singleton v. City of Oakland, Anthony Martinelli, individually and in his official capacity as an officer for the Oakland Police Department; and Does 1-50, inclusive, individually and in their official capacity as police officers for the Oakland Police Department Civil Rights Plaintiff Dec. 28, 2018
Title Category Published
Racial Justice Act or racial justice pause? Court limits remedies in key ruling Civil Rights, California Courts of Appeal Mar. 10, 2025
Trump DOJ freeze threatens hard-won police reform progress Civil Rights, Administrative/Regulatory Jan. 30, 2025
A look at discrimination in the enforcement of Los Angeles' anti-gang injunctions Criminal, Civil Rights Jan. 13, 2025
Eminent domain, racial bias, and a look at the call for reparations Civil Rights Dec. 4, 2024
California's dirty secret: Clean-record deals kept bad cops on the job Government, Criminal Oct. 8, 2024
A pause in the advancement of LGBTQ+ Rights Civil Rights Sep. 12, 2024
California court rulings on Racial Justice Act spark concerns Civil Rights Aug. 20, 2024
How Proposition E reduces oversight of the San Francisco Police Department Government Jul. 24, 2024
California prosecutor removes 5 of 6 Black women from jury pool Civil Rights Jun. 25, 2024
Appellate court blocks venture firm’s grant program for Black women DEI, Civil Rights, Appellate Practice Jun. 14, 2024
The future of discrimination in unions with BIPOC representation Civil Rights Jun. 11, 2024
Two wrongs don’t make a right but do stoke the fire behind the effort to recall DA Pamela Price Criminal, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights Apr. 30, 2024
ACLU’s termination of whistleblower sparks debate over racially-coded language Labor/Employment Apr. 16, 2024
LA police chief's authority to terminate bad officers is a step in the right direction Labor/Employment Mar. 29, 2024
The OC billboard campaign won’t reduce crime Criminal Mar. 26, 2024
Hoodies, racial stereotypes, and the California Racial Injustice Act Civil Rights Feb. 29, 2024
AB 2773: A California bill aimed at curbing pretextual stops Government Jan. 29, 2024
Private prisons in America: punishment for profit Government Jan. 18, 2024
The Henrietta Lacks settlement: A step towards rectifying historical medical injustices Health Care & Hospital Law, Civil Rights Aug. 10, 2023
Death of Black mother at Cedars-Sinai matches national trend Health Care & Hospital Law, Civil Rights Jul. 20, 2023
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