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The McMillan Law Firm Chula Vista Lawyer Blog
This blog concentrates on the issues affecting the residents of Chula Vista, and includes such topics as real estate law, business law, employment law, including both litigation and transactional issues.Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Giovanni B. v. Superior Court (City of Chula Vista Police Department)
Chula Vista police officers successfully avoid providing personall records to alleged juvenile offender who, in support of a motion to suppress based on an unlawful detention and pat-down search and arrest. The minor sought discovery of records pertaining to complaints that his arresting officers had made false statements in their reports or committed other acts of dishonesty. The court found that the minor failed to show good cause for discovery where officers had detained him and placed him into temporary custody for suspected violation of city’s curfew ordinance based on his appearing to be underage and on the streets after midnight.
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