my outrage and disappointment at the arrest of one of my deputies fellow city employee named jamie tillison an tillison an 18-year veteran of the public defender's office very professional and skilled and she was arrested and put in handcuffs and detained for over an hour last tuesday and i received a text that one of my deputies had been arrested by the police i responded to the southern station and asked whether i could see the deputy, received no response was told i could not speak to my deputy. i identified myself as her lawyer i do serve as a public defender in san francisco and i then contacted the chief who returned my call but he was in in washington, d.c. and he directed me to speak with his chief of staff who is here in the back. i did speak with her and we went down to the southern station together. i was still not allowed access but she was and as she came out and told me that the deputy you know would be released she was detained miss tillison was detained for about an hour and subsequently released and afterwards it came to my attention there were several videos taken of the i

. >>> this is cell phone video, shows deputy public defender jamie tillison being handcuffed and takeno custody. greg sur says the city won't pursue charges against her. tillison was arrested when she objected to police questioning her client outside a courtroom. the city's decision comes after the after the american civil liberties union called for a review of department policy, saying this incident raised serious questions about the department's tactics. >>> a federal appeals court has dismissed a third lawsuit on proposition two. the law bans the inhumane consignment of hens, breeding pigs, prohibiting putting them in cages so small they can't stretch, turn around. california's proposition two was approved by voters in 2008. >>> a new survey of this year's college freshman is they spent their senior year of high school a lot different than their parents did. a survey shows they spent less time partying and being with their friends, and they submitted more college applications than their parents did. this year's college freshmen drank less, reported feeling more overwhelmed. research