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Criminal

Sep. 1, 2012

Prosecutors, law enforcement oppose broader prison media access

Some California prosecutors and law enforcement officials are speaking out against a bill that would allow increased media access to inmates housed in state prison.


By Henry Meier


Daily Journal Staff Writer


Some California prosecutors and law enforcement officials are speaking out against a bill that would allow increased media access to inmates housed in state prison. The bill has passed both houses of the state Legislature and now awaits the governor's decision.


AB 1270, passed by the Senate Wednesday, would roll back 1996 legislation that ended journalists' abilities to request interviews with...

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