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Victims Push for Bill to Protect Evidence Rights

3/21/2026

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Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn advocate for California Senate Bill 1056 after their case revealed a legal gap that allowed explicit evidence to remain with the kidnapping suspect's ex-wife.
Senator Tim Grayson authored the bill to establish uniform standards for handling explicit evidence and shift responsibility from prosecutors to courts.
They will testify on March 24 before the California State Senate Public Safety Committee to prevent future re-victimization.

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Story summary

Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn advocate for California Senate Bill 1056 after their case revealed a legal gap that allowed explicit evidence to remain with the kidnapping suspect's ex-wife.
Senator Tim Grayson authored the bill to establish uniform standards for handling explicit evidence and shift responsibility from prosecutors to courts.
They will testify on March 24 before the California State Senate Public Safety Committee to prevent future re-victimization.