Administrative/Regulatory
Jul. 26, 2006
State Panel Recommends Law Requiring Recording of Police Interrogations
LOS ANGELES - Concerned that false confessions are putting innocent people behind bars, a blue ribbon commission recommended Tuesday that a state law be adopted requiring police officers to electronically record interrogations with serious felony suspects in custody.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Concerned that false confessions are putting innocent people behind bars, a blue ribbon commission recommended Tuesday that a state law be adopted requiring police officers to electronically record interrogations with serious felony suspects in custody.
Such a law would be one of the most comprehensive in the nation related to custodial inter...
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