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The California Supreme Court did little Tuesday to tip its hand in a case that examines the authority of judges to strike prior convictions to enable criminal defendants to qualify for drug treatment under Proposition 36. The L.A. County prosecutors who appealed the case are arguing that L.A.'s Second District Court of Appeal erred last year by ruling that the terms of Prop 36 do not supersede judges' century-old power under Penal Code § 1385 to dismiss an action in furtherance of justice.
May 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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