Selected Grand Jury Reports From San Diego 2005 and 2008

Here are a few selected links to County of San Diego's Grand Jury Reports on home- lessness and other interesting topics. One idea is to COMPARE San Diego's Grand Jury Reports to San Francisco's Grand Jury Reports to see what is the same and see what is different. We are looking for integrity, honestly and thoroughness in the reporting of these Grand Jurys. Are they complete ? Do they have all the facts they need to come up with sound conclusions ? What factors may or may not distort the Findings of these Grand Jurys ? Do they accurately depict the realities of conditions 'on the streets' or not ? Can we trust them ? Read them and check out the facts to see whats really going on here and in San Diego.

Happy Reading ! The SFHomeless Yahoo! Group Moderators de jure

[ Note: Click on the link next to the Paperclip Link below to go to the original web site where this info was excerpted from. ]

clipped from www.sdcounty.ca.gov Grand Jury Home About the ... About the Grand Jury Purpose of Grand Jury Grand Jury Members Locations Goals Reports Forms FAQs Grand Jury Mission Statement To protect and safeguard the citizens of San Diego County from corrupt and inefficient governmental programs of the County, cities and special districts, by investigating the operations of these agencies and reporting findings and recommendations. clipped from www.sdcounty.ca.gov Reports 2004/2005 Grand Jury Reports/Responses The Supervisors' Community Funds County of San Diego Response The Politics of Medical Marijuana: A Question of Compassion County of San Diego Response Automatic Public Toilets in The City of San Diego City of San Diego Response Homeless in San Diego City of San Diego Response County of San Diego Response Arrested in San Diego County Oceanside Police Department Response San Diego Sheriff Response Years 2007-2008 2006-2007 2005-2006 2004-2005 2003-2004 clipped from www.sdcounty.ca.gov 2007/2008 Grand Jury Reports/Responses Hope For Homeless Children - An Educational Success

San Diego County Grand Jury Members

Name	Dist.	Location	Occupation
Shirley J. Bard	3	San Diego	Retired Telecommunications Mgr
Stephen P. Clark	1	Coronado	Retired Federal Attorney
Michael C. Cronin	1	Chula Vista	Retired U.S. Immigration Officer
Albert Deteresa	5	Oceanside	Retired Business Owner
Kenneth C. Ferrell	2	La Mesa	Real Estate Broker
Charles Hair	3	San Diego	Retired Software Engineer
Michael P. Hall	5	Carlsbad	Retired Sales; Banking
Nekita O. Hobson	5	Vista	Retired Public Affairs Consultant
William H. Koenig	1	Chula Vista	Retired Social Worker Cnty of San Diego
Nathaniel Lawence	4	San Diego	Retired Deputy Sheriff
Dean A. Leptich	2	La Mesa	Retired Vice President/Professor
Lora A. Leo	4	San Diego	Business Owner
Francine V. Mcginnis	5	San Diego	Writer, Teacher
Leonard D. Martin	2	El Cajon	Retired Law Enforcement Officer
Charles R. Mosley	1	Chula Vista	Retired Pipe Organ Architect
Randall T. Robinson	3	Del Mar	Retired Criminalist (Forensic Scientist)
Katherine A. Smith	4	San Diego	Retired Medical Administrative Secty
David E. Vaughan	2	La Mesa	Retired U.S. Army
William L. Westlake	3	Escondido	Retired Marketing Executive

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Foreman: Michael R. Letendre

San Carlos resident Michael R. Letendre has been selected to lead the 2007-2008 San Diego County Grand Jury. Letendre and 18 other Grand Jurors will begin service on July 1st.

This is the first time 44-year-old Letendre, a retired Navy cook, has served on the Grand Jury.

He applied to serve on last year’s Jury but was not chosen in the lottery. “I feel this is the perfect opportunity to do something for my community. It’s my way of giving back,” says Letendre.

Besides his Grand Jury duties, Letendre serves as president of the San Diego Federation of Volleyball Officials, an organization that provides referees for high school volleyball games.

The California Constitution provides for a group of 19 citizens of the County to be brought together and dedicate a year of full-time service looking into the workings of government.

The new Grand Jurors were drawn from a field of 111 residents.