Vice Chair Guardio highlights importance of data transparency in criminal justice
December 12, 2024 | San Francisco County, California
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The Vice Chair, along with other officials, emphasized the importance of data transparency in building public trust. They acknowledged the efforts of the Superior Court and the Sheriff’s Department in improving access to information for citizens and journalists alike. The Vice Chair noted that transparency is crucial for crime victims and concerned citizens to stay informed about the criminal justice system without relying solely on media reports.
The meeting concluded with a motion to file the hearing, which was unanimously approved. Officials expressed gratitude for the participation of various departments and reiterated their commitment to ensuring that the public has access to essential information regarding criminal justice processes. The meeting wrapped up with no further items on the agenda, marking a step forward in the county's efforts to foster transparency and accountability.
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