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Homicide In California, 1995, California Department Of Justice
Homicide In California, 1995, California Department Of Justice
California Agencies
No abstract provided.
Homicide In California, 1994, California Department Of Justice
Homicide In California, 1994, California Department Of Justice
California Agencies
No abstract provided.
Homicide In California, 1992, California Department Of Justice
Homicide In California, 1992, California Department Of Justice
California Agencies
No abstract provided.
Controlling Felony Plea Bargaining In California: The Impact Of The "Victims' Bill Of Rights", California Department Of Justice, Candace Mccoy, J.D., Robert Tillman, Ph.D
Controlling Felony Plea Bargaining In California: The Impact Of The "Victims' Bill Of Rights", California Department Of Justice, Candace Mccoy, J.D., Robert Tillman, Ph.D
California Agencies
No abstract provided.
Women's Rights, California Department Of Justice
Women's Rights, California Department Of Justice
California Agencies
WOMEN'S RIGHTS is being distributed to inform Californians about the rights of women as citizens, workers, students, spouses and consumers, and to provide other valuable information related to these rights. This book also talks about crimes of violence against women, and tells where victims can get help. In recent years, and largely as a result of the work, dedication and organization of women and other concerned individuals, the courts and legislatures have taken positive steps to improve and strengthen the equal treatment of women and minorities in our society. This book has been prepared by the Office of the Attorney …
Murder And The Death Penalty: A Special Report To The People, California Department Of Justice
Murder And The Death Penalty: A Special Report To The People, California Department Of Justice
California Agencies
Th i s Special Report: (1 ) compares pre-1963 when the death penalty was carried out on a regular basis, and post- 1963 when the death penalty was, and continues to be, effectively nullified; (2) provides a history of the death penalty in California; (3) describes the crimes committed by those individuals sentenced to death to show that anyone who resides in a cell on death row arrived there as a result of the commission of a brutal, and often extraordinarily heinous, murder; and ( 4) lists some simple, common sense crime prevent ion techniques which all citizens should be …
Handbook On Domestic Violence, California Department Of Justice
Handbook On Domestic Violence, California Department Of Justice
California Agencies
This booklet was originally prepared as a program supplement for distribution at the Attorney General's Conference on Domestic Violence held during the week of April 24-28, 1978 in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The purpose of the Conference on Domestic Violence was to provide a statewide policy level forum for sharing the newest information available about law enforcement and criminal justice procedures for dealing with domestic violence.
Handbook On Domestic Violence, California Department Of Justice
Handbook On Domestic Violence, California Department Of Justice
California Agencies
This booklet was prepared as a program supplement for distribution at the Attorney General's Conference on Domestic Violence held during the week of April 24-28, 1978 in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The purpose of the Conference on Domestic Violence was to provide a statewide policy level forum for sharing the newest information available about law enforcement and criminal justice procedures for dealing with domestic violence.
Women's Rights Handbook, California Department Of Justice, Office Of The Attorney General
Women's Rights Handbook, California Department Of Justice, Office Of The Attorney General
California Agencies
This booklet is being distributed to inform Californians about the rights of women as citizens, workers, students, spouses and consumers, and to provide other valuable information related to these rights. In recent years, and largely as a result of the work, dedication and organization of women, the courts and legislatures have taken positive steps to insure the equal treatment of women in our society. This booklet has been prepared by the Office of the Attorney General as a general summary of women's rights in several important areas, such as employment, education, credit, health care and domestic relations.