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Federal Judges Orders California State Prison To Reduce Inmate Population
January 8, 2010
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Rules That California Must Reduce The Population of Inmates in State Prison On August 4, 2009, a three-panel Federal Court ordered that California reduce its inmate population. The Court cited California’s failure to protect … Continue reading
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Police must know of parole search condition before conducting a search
November 15, 2009
When can the police conduct a search? Searches conducted by police officers are lawful if the police have a legitimate reason to conduct the search. To determine if a search is lawful, a court will base its decision on circumstances … Continue reading
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