Criminal
Jul. 24, 2001
Four Decades
Mosk's legacy illustrates the limits of judicial power in a society that over the years has become harder on crime and criminal defendants.
The late Justice Stanley Mosk's tenure on the California Supreme Court witnessed almost four decades of change in the state's criminal-justice system. From the rules of evidence to sentencing and search-and-seizure law, Mosk wrote opinions on just about every area of criminal jurisprudence. Ev...
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