Law Practice
Jul. 23, 2008
Senate Leader Calls for Plans to Ensure Public Access to Trials
Yolo County deputy sheriffs sparked outrage by locking the courthouse in Woodland during the arraignment of a man suspected of murdering one of their comrades.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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Yolo County deputy sheriffs sparked outrage by locking the courthouse in Woodland during the arraignment of a man suspected of murdering one of their comrades. Now, an influential legislator wants rules drafted to detail when deputies are allowed to bar spectators from courts.
"It will enable them t...
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