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Author: Chris Micheli

Chris Micheli is an attorney and lobbyist with Snodgrass & Micheli, LLC, as well as an Adjunct Professor at McGeorge School of Law.

Definitions for the Enforcement of Judgments Law

January 15, 2025   2:30 amJanuary 15, 2025   2:31 am
In the Code of Civil Procedure, Part 2, Title 9 deals with the enforcement of judgments in civil actions. Division 1, Chapter 1 provides a short title and definitions. Section 680.010 notes that this title is the Enforcement of Judgments...
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What Comes After Reducing Bill Limits?

January 14, 2025   2:30 amJanuary 14, 2025   6:21 am
Now that the bill introduction limits have been reduced in both the Assembly (thank you, Speaker Rivas) and Senate (thank you, PT McGuire), I hope that a few other things might change in the legislative process. First, in light of...
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Jurisdiction and Service of Process

January 13, 2025   2:30 amJanuary 13, 2025   2:31 am
California’s Code of Civil Procedure, in Part 2, Title 5, Chapter 5, deals with persons upon whom summons may be serviced in civil actions. Section 416.10 allows a summons to be served on a corporation by delivering a copy of...
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Privileges and Penalties of State Militia

January 12, 2025   2:30 amJanuary 12, 2025   2:31 am
Military and Veterans Code Division 2, Part 1, Chapter 7, provides privileges and penalties for the state militia. Section 389 defines the following terms: “temporary military leave of absence,” “public employee, “public agency,” “armed forces,” and “recognized military service.” Section...
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Protections for State Militia

January 11, 2025   2:30 amJanuary 11, 2025   2:31 am
Chapter 7.5 of Part 1 of Division 2 of the California Military and Veterans Code provides specified protections to the state militia. Section 400 defines the following terms: “armed forces,” “military orders,” “military service,” and “service member.” Section 401 provides...
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California Courts and the Single Subject Rule

January 10, 2025   2:30 amJanuary 10, 2025   2:31 am
Like many states, California’s Constitution contains a “single subject rule,” meaning that a bill must contain provisions that are “reasonably germane” to the same topic that is specified in the bill’s Title. In a California bill, the Title contains the...
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California Courts and Determining Budget Revenues and Balanced Budget Requirement

January 9, 2025   2:30 amJanuary 9, 2025   2:31 am
As we know from Article IV of the California Constitution, the legislative and executive branches of government share authority for enactment of the state’s budget. And, the courts have ruled that the judicial branch has a limited role and that...
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