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Thirteen Stanford students were arrested in June 2024 for breaking into university administration offices during a protest. Charges were dropped against one student, while the remaining defendants will pay restitution and perform community service. California Attorney General Rob Bonta took over the case after District Attorney Jeff Rosen was removed due to a conflict of interest claim.
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Thirteen Stanford students were arrested in June 2024 for breaking into university administration offices during a protest. Charges were dropped against one student, while the remaining defendants will pay restitution and perform community service. California Attorney General Rob Bonta took over the case after District Attorney Jeff Rosen was removed due to a conflict of interest claim.
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