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Assembly requires DAs to mail final felony dispositions to named crime victims
Summary
A measure requiring district attorneys (or their designees) to mail a written final disposition of felony cases to named crime victims passed the Assembly after floor debate about scope and administrative burden.
The Assembly on June 5 passed A.66332A, a bill requiring the district attorney or the DA's designee to mail a written final disposition of felony cases (sentencing or acquittal) to named crime victims who were not present at that final proceeding. The bill passed by recorded vote, Ayes 134, Noes 9.
Sponsor Assemblymember Romero said the change responds to situations where victims miss the last court appearance and may not know…
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