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California Supreme Court

Feb. 25, 2017

State high court petition tests ban of sex offender from daughter's school

A petition to the state Supreme Court challenges Ventura Unified School District's refusal to allow a registered sex offender into his daughter's elementary school.

By Kevin Lee
Daily Journal Staff Writer

School districts violate constitutional due process rights when they categorically refuse to allow registered sex offenders with children enrolled as students from entering school grounds, a new state Supreme Court petition claims.

A "John Doe" filed a writ of mandate directly to the high court this month against Ventura Unified School District after district administrators ...

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