Criminal
Dec. 22, 2011
Victims hope Marsy’s Law will yield crime details
Victims in two Orange County criminal cases have filed suits demanding copies of police reports, witness statements and other evidence, even as the cases are being investigated, demands the district attorney's office previously rebuffed.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - Victims in two Orange County criminal cases have filed lawsuits demanding copies of police reports, witness statements and other evidence, even as the cases are being investigated - demands the district attorney's office previously rebuffed.
But the victims' strategies are different, with one seeking the information under California's Public Records Act and the other us...
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