Feb. 7, 2017
AB 163 seeks to define new role for on campus police
A newly introduced state assembly bill attempts to define which student behaviors are best handled by school officials and which are matters for the police. But the measure has already raised the ire of one district attorneys' group.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A newly introduced State Assembly bill attempts to define which student behaviors are best handled by school officials and which are matters for the police. But the measure has already raised the ire of one district attorneys' group.
AB 163, authored by Assemblywoman Shirley Weber, D-San Diego, would require school districts that have law enforcement officers on campus to enter into a memor...
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