Criminal
Dec. 20, 2011
Realignment spurs debate over new offender class
Nearly three months into California's criminal justice realignment, new prosecution tactics and strategies are slowly emerging from district attorney's offices around the state. But like most aspects of realignment, uncertainty abounds.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Nearly three months into California's criminal justice realignment, new prosecution tactics and strategies are slowly emerging from district attorney's offices around the state. But like most aspects of realignment, uncertainty abounds.
Prosecutors at the local level are trying to find alternate ways to punish criminals in light of realignment guidelines that significantly reduce the incarcera...
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