Government
Aug. 14, 2001
Hate-Crime Prosecutions Lag, AG Says
LOS ANGELES - While the number of hate crimes in California has plateaued over the past two years and decreased nearly 5 percent since 1996, prosecutors in Orange County and the city of Los Angeles need to prosecute more aggressively criminals driven by bigotry, state Attorney General Bill Lockyer said Friday.
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