Constitutional Law
May 17, 2006
False Police Report Law Won't Get Nod From Supreme Court
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied review of two free speech-related cases from California. The first was an attempt by state Attorney General Bill Lockyer to resuscitate a California law making it a crime to file a false complaint alleging misconduct by a police officer.




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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied review of two free speech-related cases from California.
The first was an attempt by state Attorney General Bill Lockyer to resuscitate a California law making it a crime to file a false complaint alleging misconduct by a police officer.
The secon...
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