Connie Barraclough Case Study

In summary, A Orange County 52 year old woman, Connie Barraclough, was arrested in Newport Beach. She exclaimed that the Police Department violated her women’s civil rights. The woman was reportedly booked in a jail where men are processed to be held in jail. Connie was recently drinking earlier that night at an Angels game in Anaheim, the pursuer who arrested Connie reported that she was driving under the influence and arrested her. This all started when Connie realise she was not processed in the correct place for holding. She was actually sent to Orange County Jail in Santa Ana, because of a mishap of not having a female jailer to be “available” to process her. This resulted Connie being held for 12 hours in Orange County Jail rather than Newport Beach Jail which could resulted a
She told DeSimone, that she was confiscated her shoes, fed food that she wasn’t able to process, and did not even give her an additional call to tell her family what was going on at the moment. DeSimone that this situation was handle incorrectly and pointed out that California was regulated to require a female jailer to be available whenever they are needed. Concluding all the mishaps said “By not doing so, and instead shifting responsibility to the Orange County Jail, Newport Beach discriminated against Connie Barraclough and other female inmates, according to the lawsuit.” This also brought the controversy of authorities punishing Connie Barraclough for her wrong-doings before she was given a fair trial. Connie Barraclough was still convicted of two misdemeanors related to her driving under the influence arrest. She plead guilty for driving under the influence and driving with blood-alcohol content above 0.08%. Barraclough was given prohibition and a three-month alcohol education program by a judge. Desimone also quoted lastly that “There’s a consequence for her actions, but it should be a fair and balanced