Yolo County prosecutors are opposing California’s compassionate release law, which provides a humane safeguard for terminally ill or permanently incapacitated people, while advocates argue that it is necessary to protect public health and dignity.
The U.S. Constitution is supposed to protect people from egregious punishment—but that right is often violated. At…
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