Criminal
Nov. 8, 2005
Lawyers Ask Judge to Save Inmate Law Library
SAN JOSE - Attorneys on Friday asked a federal judge to block a growing trend in which county jails are closing their law libraries where inmates can do their own legal research in favor of a private contractor who responds to prisoner requests.
By Craig Anderson
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN JOSE - Attorneys on Friday asked a federal judge to block a growing trend in which county jails are closing their law libraries where inmates can do their own legal research in favor of a private contractor who responds to prisoner requests.
Sixteen counties - including San...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN JOSE - Attorneys on Friday asked a federal judge to block a growing trend in which county jails are closing their law libraries where inmates can do their own legal research in favor of a private contractor who responds to prisoner requests.
Sixteen counties - including San...
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