Criminal
Aug. 25, 2000
Police Discipline
Recent news stories on the Los Angeles Police Department Rampart scandal have repeatedly referred to them. No sworn, tenured member of the department can be suspended without pay for more than 30 days or be fired without one.
By Donna J. Wade
Recent news stories on the Los Angeles Police Department Rampart scandal have repeatedly referred to them. No sworn, tenured member of the department can be suspended without pay for more than 30 days or be fired without one. But unless a person has been involved in the process as a complainant, witness, civilian board member or defense attorney, few c...
Recent news stories on the Los Angeles Police Department Rampart scandal have repeatedly referred to them. No sworn, tenured member of the department can be suspended without pay for more than 30 days or be fired without one. But unless a person has been involved in the process as a complainant, witness, civilian board member or defense attorney, few c...
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