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Flight From California Parole Agents' Attempted Arrest Constitutes Felony Escape
Loaded on June 15, 2005
published in Prison Legal News
June, 2005, page 26
The California Court of Appeal held that a parolee who fled an attempted arrest by his parole agent was a prisoner" nonetheless and that his actions supported his later conviction of felony escape.Parolee Aaron Nicholson unknowingly had a Board of Prison Terms warrant issued for his arrest six days ...
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