Government
May 30, 2019
Compromise police use of force bill passes Assembly
The state Assembly has overwhelmingly passed a compromise version of a bill to change the police use of force standard.
SACRAMENTO -- The state Assembly has overwhelmingly passed a compromise version of a bill to change the police use of force standard.
AB 392 was just one of dozens of bills to receive floor votes on Wednesday. The state Senate passed a bill that would phase out most criminal fines and fees while the Assembly passed a bill designed to codify rules around independent contractors in the wake of a state Supreme Court decision,
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