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In a nearly complete victory for Gray Davis, the California Supreme Court on Monday declared that the governor has no blanket policy denying parole to murderers, and set a very high bar for any court to overturn his parole decisions. In an 89-page opinion, Chief Justice Ronald George held that while trial court judges have the authority to review the governor's parole determinations, they are required to approve them if the governor provides a minimum of "some evidence" to support his reasoning.
December 17, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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