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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.

Descriptions of a Bill’s Provisions in the CA Legislature

September 23, 2022   11:25 amSeptember 23, 2022   11:28 am
While not exhaustive, the following pages take a representative bill in the California Legislature and provide the names of the different provisions of the bill. Readers of bills should be aware of the proper terminology used in describing the component...
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A sea of empty desks inside the California State Assembly

Apportionment of Revenues Among Political Entities

September 23, 2022   6:43 amSeptember 23, 2022   6:46 am
In legislation creating a new type of special district (a form of local government in this state whose number are in excess of 2,000 entities) that receives tax revenues, Article XIII, Section 29 of the California Constitution has to be...
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Does the Referendum Prevail Over California Legislation?

September 22, 2022   5:27 pmSeptember 22, 2022   5:34 pm
Does a successful referendum overturn a recently-enacted statute by the California Legislature? This question is periodically raised when, such as with two bills signed into law this month by Governor Newsom, opponents of enacted legislation seek to overturn the just-concluded...
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California State Assembly nearly empty except for a few folks in the balcony.

Legislative Privilege in California

September 22, 2022   3:20 pmSeptember 22, 2022   12:26 pm
What is a “legislative privilege” and how is it applied in California, and how is it different from “legislative immunity”? Under a longstanding doctrine known as legislative immunity, legislators are generally immune from civil liability for their official acts. On the...
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Legislative Approval of an Memorandum of Understanding

September 22, 2022   6:37 amSeptember 22, 2022   6:43 am
The California Legislature is required to adopt a memorandum of understanding (MOU) through enactment of a bill, after the MOU has been negotiated and finalized between the Governor and the relevant bargaining unit of the state’s workforce. Neither the Assembly...
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Does the Legislature Use Display Bills Anymore?

September 21, 2022   8:51 pmSeptember 25, 2022   8:26 am
What is a “display bill” and are they used in the California Legislature? Neither the Assembly Rules nor the Joint Rules of the Senate and Assembly address the issue of display bills. However, Senate Rule 28.10 provides: “A display bill...
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A sea of empty desks inside the California State Assembly

Does the Legislature Use Display Bills Anymore?

September 21, 2022   2:09 pmSeptember 25, 2022   2:16 pm
What is a “display bill” and are they used in the California Legislature? Neither the Assembly Rules nor the Joint Rules of the Senate and Assembly address the issue of display bills. However, Senate Rule 28.10 provides: “A display bill...
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