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California Doesn’t Require Parole Board to Disclose Letters from Those Interested in Parole Applications

Fred Runyan, a private citizen, sued the California Parole Board (Board) in state court under Cal. Code § 1032, to compel disclosure of letters written voluntarily to the Board regarding parole applications. The trial court dismissed the case, and Runyan appealed.

On appeal, the Court of Appeal of California, 1st ...

 

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