Criminal
Apr. 7, 2020
Attorneys seeking state prisoner releases must refile, panel says
Seventeen state inmates have tested positive for the virus, with no deaths so far, the prisons department stated Monday.
Attorneys seeking to force early prisoner releases because of the coronavirus pledged Monday they would quickly refile their motion after it was rejected without prejudice over the weekend.
In Saturday’s order concerning California state prisons, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Kim McLane Wardlaw and U.S. Northern District Judge Jon S. Tigar denied the request to force the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to com...
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