SB1211 allows district attorneys to investigate claims of factual innocence post-conviction in California.
SB1211 establishes procedures for district attorneys to investigate claims of factual innocence after a conviction. If a district attorney accepts a case for postconviction review, they may notify the court and conduct an investigation. The district attorney can obtain confidential materials with a waiver or court authorization. The investigation must be disclosed to the petitioner within 60 days. The bill does not apply if other legal proceedings are pending, unless the petitioner agrees.
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