California Supreme Court
Apr. 25, 2015
New state high court justices split, allowing sex offender law to survive
A split among the three Gov. Jerry Brown appointees to the state Supreme Court has allowed a sex offender law - which critics say is homophobic - to stand.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A split among the three Gov. Jerry Brown appointees to the state Supreme Court has
allowed a sex offender law - which critics call homophobic - to stand.
The 4-3 vote Wednesday to deny rehearing of a January decision in favor of the law
had Justice Leondra R. Kruger lined up in the majority with three non-Brown appointees. <...
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