Civil Rights,
California Supreme Court
Jul. 19, 2022
State high court depublishes ruling on Brady error in infraction
“The Appellate Division opinion was mistaken in its conclusion, and its discussion of the Brady obligation was flawed,” Locher wrote.
The California Supreme Court depublished an appellate decision that concluded a homeless man’s constitutional rights were violated because the San Diego city attorney failed to disclose and turn over bodycam footage in an infraction case involving overnight camping in a city park.
The California District Attorneys Association requested the depublishing and the state high court granted it July 13, overturning the 4th District Court of Appea...
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