Criminal
Jun. 15, 2013
Los Angeles DA revises office's exculpatory evidence policies
The Los Angeles District Attorney's Office this week clarified a policy to require explicitly that prosecutors provide defense attorneys with evidence that could vindicate their clients.
By Hamed Aleaziz
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Los Angeles District Attorney's Office, the nation's largest local prosecuting agency, clarified a policy this week to require explicitly that prosecutors provide defense attorneys with evidence that could vindicate their clients.
On Tuesday, District Attorney Jackie Lacey unveiled two directives detailing a policy to supply defendants in criminal cases with any exculpatory evidence that could potentially help a criminal...
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