Criminal
Mar. 18, 2019
Law enforcement’s attorneys say purging records doesn’t violate new law
An Orange County judge is deciding whether the sheriff’s department can delete e-mails defense attorneys say may contain information integral to ongoing litigation over recorded jailhouse phone calls.
Superior Court Judge Gregory L. Prickett
An Orange County judge is deciding whether the sheriff's department can delete e-mails defense attorneys say may contain information integral to ongoing litigation over recorded jailhouse phone calls, while counsel for several law enforcement agencies say such practices are within the law.
Superior Court Judge Gregory L. Prickett issued a temporary order Friday direc...
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