California Proposes Bill to Automatically Seal Criminal Records
California’s AB-1076, would automatically seal misdemeanor and lower-level felony records once prison or jail sentences have been completed.
California’s AB-1076, would automatically seal misdemeanor and lower-level felony records once prison or jail sentences have been completed.
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Or, would you rather have a choice?
A flurry of charges including breach of contract and trade secret misappropriation have been levied against former Optum employee David W. Smith.
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Colorado’s Federal Pro Se Clinic is an initiative designed to level the playing field for unrepresented litigants by providing improved access to justice.
California’s Los Angeles Superior Court will be implementing electronic filing of all civil documents.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal recently found that a San Bernardino sheriff’s deputy violated the Fourth Amendment when he arrested a group of girls in order to make them “mature a lot faster.”
Recently, the Supreme Court ruled in two consolidated cases wherein juvenile offenders who had provided DNA in the course of being sentenced as felons.