California Supreme Court Rules Sex Offenders Can Qualify For Early Parole

This really can’t be happening.

California’s Supreme Court has just announced that sex offenders who have been convicted of “nonviolent sex crimes” may be eligible for early parole.

Who’s ever heard of a sex crime that is nonviolent?

The new ruling by the Supreme Court now grants the opportunity for thousands of Sex Offenders to be back on the street.

California Supreme Court Rules Thousands Of Sex Offenders Are Eligible For Early Release https://t.co/NrLEYStnYF

— Chet Jr. (@clbrownjr) December 30, 2020

California Supreme Court Rules: Thousands Of Sex Offenders Could Be Eligible For Early Release — Under A Democrat Initiative Written Four Years Ago https://t.co/JZb1mncpWv

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Fox News covered the shocking decision by California’s Supreme Court:

California inmates convicted of nonviolent sex crimes may be eligible for early parole consideration as part of a ballot measure that nearly two-thirds of voters approved four years ago, the state’s Supreme Court recently ruled.

The 2016 initiative was never intended to cover sex offenders, former California Gov. Jerry Brown, who championed the effort, has said. But lower courts ruled that the plain language of the initiative means they cannot be excluded from consideration as nonviolent offenders, and the high court agreed on Monday.

“The initiative’s language provides no indication that the voters intended to allow the (Corrections) Department to create a wholesale exclusion from parole consideration based on an inmate’s sex offense convictions when the inmate was convicted of a nonviolent felony,” wrote Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye in the unanimous decision.

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ABC 7 News got the scoop too:

The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that inmates who have been convicted of nonviolent sex crimes may be eligible for early parole consideration as part of a ballot measure that nearly two-thirds of voters approved of four years ago.

“The initiative’s language provides no indication that the voters intended to allow the (Corrections) Department to create a wholesale exclusion from parole consideration based on an inmate’s sex offense convictions when the inmate was convicted of a nonviolent felony,” wrote Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye in the unanimous decision.

Former Gov. Jerry Brown, who championed the 2014 initiative as a way to reduce prison populations and costs by speeding up chances for parole, has repeatedly said he and other proponents never intended for it to cover sex offenders.

California’s liberal ideology is downright Satanic.

My wonder a massive amounts of people are heading to Texas.