Judges and Judiciary
May 13, 1999
Stealth Belts Expected to Keep Defendants in Place
The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department won authorization Tuesday to use, in courtrooms throughout the county, a new seat-restraining system that can be used in place of the now-banned stun belts.
Responding to a request from Sheriff Lee Baca, the Board of S...
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