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Monthly Archives: December 2016
When I Come Home
I have been eagerly counting down the days to my evidentiary hearing in Sacramento scheduled for January 2017. This hearing has been such a long time coming for us and it brings so much hope for our future. At times … Continue reading
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Unfit to Stand Trial
California law does not allow criminal prosecution of those who are unfit to stand trial. This standard is based on a defendant’s inability to adequately assist in their own defense. Most often this is applied to those who are not … Continue reading
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Tagged California Law, Govenor Gerry Brown, JWLOP, Prop 57
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California’s Child Prisoners: A Forgotten Generation
The passage of proposition 57 on the California ballot this year no longer allows prosecutors to direct file criminal charges against minors. Prop 57 now requires judges, instead of prosecutors, to decide whether or not children should be prosecuted as … Continue reading
