California Bans Use Of Grand Juries In Police Shooting Cases

California will no longer use grand juries in cases involving police shootings of civilians after Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed a check Tuesday

SB 227, authored by state Sen. Holly Mitchell (D-Los Angeles), makes California a first state

Mitchell argues that a grand jury process, during that justification is presented to a row of civilians in secret, fosters a miss of trust in a system. 

“One doesn’t have to be a counsel to know because SB227 creates sense,”  Mitchell pronounced in a statement, according to a San Francisco Chronicle

Under a new rules, prosecutors contingency confirm either military officers should face rapist charges for murdering someone in a line of duty.

Brown also sealed a Right to Record Act

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