Daily Journal Staff Writer
RIVERSIDE - A county deputy public defender's battle to force the sheriff's department to admit gay inmates into its drug rehabilitation program is gaining steam.
A judge recently granted a motion by the lawyer, Roger Tansey, to order sheriff's officials to explain why they won't admit gay inmates into their 180-day Residential Substance Abuse Treatment program as an incarcerati...
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