California Courts of Appeal
Mar. 25, 2017
San Francisco seeks to shut down company that targets shoplifters
The Corrective Education Company is either a well-meaning startup intent on providing shoplifting suspects a second chance or a criminal entity that extorts money by leveraging the threat of criminal prosecution, opposing lawyers told the 1st District Court of Appeal on Thursday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO — The Corrective Education Company is either a well-meaning startup intent on providing shoplifting suspects a second chance or a criminal entity that extorts money by leveraging the threat of criminal prosecution, opposing lawyers told the 1st District Court of Appeal on Thursday.
Which perspective the appellate court adopts could determine whether the Utah-based company can c...
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