State backs off Medi-Cal late abortion policy shift
California will reimburse Medi-Cal abortions beyond 20 weeks after court rulings deemed the limit illegal. Health Department spokesman Dr. Ralby Hornberger said the shift takes effect Dec. 1 and applies despite ongoing talk of new legislation to limit late abortions. He noted late procedures are rare and cost about 300 to 400 dollars more than earlier abortions.
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Paroled felons made up small share of robbary arrests
SACRAMENTO AP seven percent of adults arrested for robbery in the first quarter of 1976 were felons on parole, the Department of Corrections says. AP reported 25 percent. The department noted 304 parolee robber arrests versus 4,211 total robberies, correcting earlier figures.
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California Supreme Court rules double jeopardy not violated in split vehicular case
The court held that a traffic violation and a later vehicular manslaughter prosecution arising from the same crash do not constitute double jeopardy. Dennis B. was cited for unsafe lane change after a Walnut Creek Danville crash that killed a motorcyclist, allowing juvenile court action for vehicular manslaughter if adult.
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