Civil Litigation
Jun. 28, 2018
Group representing sex offenders sues state for ignoring court order
A group fighting for the legal rights of sex offenders has sued to force the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to comply with a March court ruling.
SACRAMENTO -- A group fighting for the legal rights of sex offenders has sued to force the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to comply with a March court ruling.
The Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws (ACSOL) claims the corrections department has ignored an order to include register sex offenders among those eligible for early release under Proposition 57. Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offender Laws v. Ca...
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