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Criminal

Sep. 23, 1998

No Suspicion Is Needed to Search State's Parolees

SAN FRANCISCO - Tossing aside a 12-year-old precedent, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday that police may search parolees and their homes without having any suspicion of criminal activity.

By Philip Carrizosa
Daily Journal Senior Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - Tossing aside a 12-year-old precedent, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday that police may search parolees and their homes without having any suspicion of criminal activity.
        Over the sharp objections of three dissenters, a s...

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