Criminal
Aug. 22, 2018
3rd striker wins parole consideration
The prisons department violated the California constitution in denying early parole for a non-violent, third-strike life termer, a superior court judge ruled in a lengthy order in a case relating to Proposition 57.
The prisons department violated the California constitution in denying early parole for a non-violent, third-strike life termer, a superior court judge ruled in a lengthy order in a case relating to Proposition 57.
Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Joshua Weinstein's ruling established the most detailed text in favor of criminal defendants since the state Supreme Court ruled in a case related to Proposition 57 before it hit the...
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