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It's unconstitutional to monitor a defendant's location, but OK to monitor her alleged victim's location, according to the defendant's attorney

It's unconstitutional to monitor a defendant's location, but OK to monitor her alleged victim's location, according to the defendant's attorney

An update on the charges against a federal case worker who allegedly had a sexual relationship with a detainee in a San Diego ICE detention center

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“Otay Mesa Detention” by Colin PDX on Flickr

A federal case manager who allegedly had a sexual relationship with a detainee at the Otay Mesa Detention Center in San Diego is having her location tracked as a condition of her pretrial release, per the orders of a judge. She also has to abide by a curfew.

That federal employee, San Diego resident Shantal He…

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