Alan Hawes/The Post and CourierFrom WYFF4.com
Two high profile crime cases in South Carolina involving parolees from North Carolina have led that state to make some big policy changes.
Gov. Beverly Perdue signed a measure into law Thursday that gives police officers better access to probation and parole records without waiting for a court order.
Officers will also have access to an offender's juvenile records and warrantless searches will be allowed as a condition of probation.
Two high profile crime cases in South Carolina involving parolees from North Carolina have led that state to make some big policy changes.
Gov. Beverly Perdue signed a measure into law Thursday that gives police officers better access to probation and parole records without waiting for a court order.
Officers will also have access to an offender's juvenile records and warrantless searches will be allowed as a condition of probation.
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