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Prop 57, Broken Down

California’s Proposition 57 is shaking up the criminal justice system with major changes. For adults, it alters parole eligibility and credit award processes, while juveniles now face different court dynamics. The initiative streamlines release timelines for repeat offenders and expands credit award authority. These changes promise a reevaluation of justice for both adults and juveniles. Continue reading

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Top 5 Reasons a Judge Can Excuse Someone From Serving on Jury Duty

Being excused from jury duty can be crucial when facing undue hardship. For instance, no transportation options leave you stranded, while excessive travel distances can strain your resources. Discover how these legal grounds for excusal, like extreme financial burdens and care obligations, ensure justice without compromising your well-being. Continue reading

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