Litigation
Sep. 28, 2013
State officials complain that judges are prescribing policy
In a U.S. Supreme Court filing, state officials this week slammed a recent order by a three-judge panel preventing California from leasing prison space in private, out-of-state facilites.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a U.S. Supreme Court filing, state officials this week slammed a recent order from a three-judge panel preventing California from leasing prison space in private, out-of-state facilities.
It's the state's latest salvo launched against the court and its orders to improve prison conditions by dramatically reducing overcrowding.
In 2009, in response to allegations that medical an...
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