Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors held its nose and, by the narrowest legal margin, approved a plan Tuesday to accommodate the thousands of state parolees and inmates who will shift to local supervision on Oct. 1 under Gov Jerry Brown's "criminal justice realignment" bill.
The bill mandated that a county's implementation plan would be approved unless a four-fifths majority vo...
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