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California U.S. District Court Holds that Prop. 9 Does Not Supersede Previously-Issued Injunction Regarding Parole Revocation Procedures

Loaded on July 15, 2012 by John Dannenberg published in Prison Legal News July, 2012, page 20
Filed under: Disciplinary Hearings, Witnesses (Disciplinary Hearings), Confrontation, Prompt Hearings, Counsel, Parole. Location: California.
by John E. Dannenberg

Senior U.S. District Court Judge Lawrence K. Karlton has upheld a 2004 injunction that conflicts with the parole revocation provisions of California’s so-called Victims’ Bill of Rights, also known as Marsy’s Law. Marsy’s Law, enacted in 2008 as Proposition 9, a ballot initiative, granted entitlements to …

 

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