Criminal
Sep. 13, 2013
State Assembly passes bill that would require videotaped interrogations
State legislation that would require law enforcement to record interrogations with minors suspected or accused of murder won Assembly approval on Wednesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A bill that would require law enforcement to videotape interrogations with minors suspected or accused of murder won approval from the state Assembly on Wednesday.
SB 569, introduced by Sen. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance, now returns to the Senate. Success there would bring it to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk.
Proponents say the proposed legislation would reduce the chances of wrongful convictions, p...
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