Judges and Judiciary,
Criminal
Sep. 4, 2018
Budget constraints call for rethinking felony procedures
Proposed here is the global replacement of preliminary examinations in felony cases by the use of multiple month-long impaneled grand juries.
The budgetary constraints that have stressed judicial resources in populous counties throughout California warrant exploration of procedures which can relieve that stress while upholding the requirements of due process. Proposed here is the global replacement of preliminary examinations in felony cases by the use of multiple month-long impaneled grand juries.
The federal and state constitutions sanction two methods for charging felon...
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