California SB734 amends the Penal Code to allow for vacating convictions or sentences based on racial discrimination and other violations.
California SB734 amends the Penal Code to allow for vacating convictions or sentences based on racial discrimination and other violations. The bill allows for vacating convictions or sentences if they were sought, obtained, or imposed in violation of anti-discrimination laws. It also allows for vacating convictions or sentences if they were based on false evidence, ineffective assistance of counsel, or other prejudicial errors. The bill allows defendants to file motions to vacate convictions or sentences based on these grounds.
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