Administrative/Regulatory
Dec. 30, 2024
Mixed results for law meant to rein in county sheriffs
California's sheriffs have long resisted accountability for suspected misbehavior. A 2021 statute that gives counties new tools to check their clout is showing mixed results as courts assess its scope.
The New York Times
In Los Angeles County, sheriffs' deputies are fighting the
county's inspector general as he investigates deputy gang activity.
In San Mateo County, the sheriff is contesting corruption claims
and facing a March referendum on whether county officials can remove her from
office.
In Sonoma County, the sher...
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