Government,
Criminal
Oct. 27, 2021
A glimmer of hope in California for accountability in law enforcement
California has taken an encouraging leap in the right direction on law enforcement accountability with the signing of Senate Bill 2.
Julia N. Quesada
Law Offices of John L. BurrisEmail: julia.quesada@johnburrislaw.com
Loyola Law School; Los Angeles CA
California has taken an encouraging leap in the right direction on law enforcement accountability with the signing of Senate Bill 2. It is troubling to think that prior to the signing of SB 2, California was one of only four states that did not have a decertification process in place for police officers who engage in serious misconduct.
Without a system of accountability, local law enforcement agencies have been able to internally review ...
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