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California Courts of Appeal
Sep. 28, 2018
Appellate court rejects DA’s petition to reconsider release of sexual predator
The Los Angeles County district attorney’s office seems to be setting the stage for a Supreme Court hearing in an effort to keep a convicted child molester incarcerated.
The Los Angeles County district attorney's office seems to be setting the stage for a Supreme Court hearing in an effort to keep a convicted child molester incarcerated.
On Thursday, the 2nd District Court of Appeal denied the prosecutor's petition for a rehearing, which it filed the day before on the grounds the court misinterpreted the term "systemic breakdown" in its Sept. 12 denial of a writ petition to keep the defendant incar...
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