Criminal
Feb. 7, 2018
LA DA wins stay of child molester release for 60 days
Prosecutor says the county still considers the convict dangerous, which is driving the appeal.
LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles County prosecutors on Tuesday successfully stayed the release of a convicted child molester who had argued that a delay of more than 15 years in a trial over his continued incarceration as a violent sexual predator was a violation of his constitutional rights.
Superior Court Judge James Bianco, who had granted a petition by defense attorney Mark Brandt to declare that further incarceration on the convict,...
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