The mental health diversion granted last week to former Kern County Supervisor Zachary Scrivner has ignited bipartisan outrage at the Capitol. Now a Republican senator and a Democratic Assembly member are calling for changes to California's 2018 law allowing some defendants with diagnosed mental illness to avoid prosecution.
Scrivner, once a powerful figure in local Republican politics, faces a felony case filed in February by the state attorney general. Prosecutors alleged fi...
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