California Supreme Court
Mar. 4, 2015
Impact of state high court ruling against Jessica's Law uncertain
The state can no longer apply blanket restrictions to registered sex offenders on where they can live in San Diego County, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The state can no longer apply blanket restrictions to registered sex offenders on where they can live in San Diego County, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Based on information that the restrictions keeping the convicts away from schools and parks essentially rendered them homeless in the county, the high court agreed with the plaintiffs and called a key section of Jessica's Law unconstitut...
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