Criminal
Mar. 30, 2020
No consensuses on what to do with inmates
Jails could breed virus but officials don’t agree on course of action.
Mixed signals being sent by law enforcement officials, government leaders and attorneys about how to properly deal with the threat of the novel coronavirus in jails, prisons and courts are raising questions about what, if any, uniform action should be taken.
“It’s very disconcerting to observe the balkanized response around the state of California,” said Eric Schweitzer, president of California Attorneys for Criminal Justice, a defe...
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