FAIRFIELD — A Fairfield child molester’s victory Monday in the California Supreme Court will “further burden our overworked and under-resourced superior courts while adding little to the fair determination of (certain criminal) proceedings,” according to a lower court.
Sounds like he won’t be receiving any reparations for clearly having his rights violated. What a great system.
1. Excellent ruling!!
2. But how bizarre that a lower court would so publicly criticize a ruling by the State’s Supreme Court!!
Ca is ripe for a real challenge to the registry..
The definition of child pornography is so broad and subject to a persons interpretation, that the accused should always have the right to contest it.
They got to stop it with using these epithets in the media of calling someone a “child molester” just because of what they’ve done, they’re human beings.