Criminal,
California Supreme Court
May 28, 2019
Newsom must redo sealed clemency requests
Gov. Gavin Newsom has until June 5 to resubmit clemency requests for six twice-convicted felons whose criminal records were sealed now that the state Supreme Court has sent them back, ordering the governor's office to establish why the documents should remain confidential.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has until June 5 to resubmit clemency requests for six twice-convicted felons whose criminal records were sealed now that the state Supreme Court has sent them back, ordering the governor's office to establish why the documents should remain confidential.
In a ruling last Wednesday, the state's high court ordered the requests back to Newsom's office to explain the need for confidentiality under the California Rules...
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