Criminal
Feb. 4, 2012
Constitutionality of realignment provision challenged
A provision of California's realignment plan is being challenged in court by a convicted felon who claims it strips away the constitutional rights of prisoners that have been released into local community supervision.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A provision of California's realignment plan to divert criminals from state oversight to county monitoring is being challenged in court by a convicted felon who claims it strips away the constitutional rights of prisoners that have been released into local community supervision.
Ventura County chief deputy public defender Michael McMahon alleges in a writ of habeas corpus for Donald Prairie that a ...
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