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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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