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Victims file lawsuit challenging California regulation that could release some of state’s most violent criminals

Victims' families filed a lawsuit to challenge California's new parole release program that would allow some violent inmates to get out early.

By The Daily News New York

Jul 16, 2026, 2:47 PM· Updated Jul 16, 2026, 3:00 PM· 1 min read

Victims file lawsuit challenging California regulation that could release some of state’s most violent criminals — Credit: NY Post Metro

Victims' families filed a lawsuit to challenge California's new parole release program that would allow some violent inmates to get out early.

Source: NY Post Metro

Source: NY Post Metro

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