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New data raises questions about San Francisco’s decision to replace $8M nonprofit pretrial services with $12M city program
San Francisco court data challenges the success of a nonprofit pretrial services program, raising questions about the city's decision to replace it with a more expensive city-run initiative. The nonprofit, previously respected, is being replaced with a $12M program despite the $8M nonprofit's established role.
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