Criminal
Aug. 19, 2020
DAs take action to notify victims, survivors when state releases dangerous prisoners
On Tuesday, San Diego District Attorney Summer Stephan announced her office has set up a team to find and notify victims when a particular criminal has been released without completing the court-ordered sentence.
State government and court authorities ordered a historic number of a prisoner releases in California, some of them serving life terms for their crimes -- and some district attorneys are not happy.
On Tuesday, San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan said she had set up a team to find and notify victims when a particular criminal has been released without completing the court-ordered sentence.
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