Juvenile
May 23, 2007
2nd District Rejects Shackling of Young Offenders in Court
In a ruling that could change the face of juvenile-court security across the state, a state appellate court on Monday said young offenders cannot be shackled in court unless they pose an individual threat.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a ruling that could change the face of juvenile-court security across the state, a state appellate court on Monday said young offenders cannot be shackled in court unless they pose an individual threat.
The 2nd District Court of Appeal struck down a Los Angeles County juvenile delinquency court's blanket policy of putting ankle shackles on all...
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