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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.
California State Assembly

Why Is the UC Hastings Renaming Bill an Interesting Bill Study?

September 27, 2022   7:23 amSeptember 27, 2022   10:37 am
In reviewing Assembly Bill 1936, authored by Assemblyman James Ramos (D-San Bernardino), University of California: Hastings College of the Law, now Chapter 478 of the Statutes of 2022, there are some interesting provisions to this bill. First, because of the...
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California State Assembly nearly empty except for a few folks in the balcony.

What Bill Drafting Guidance Do We Have from the Legislature’s House Rules?

September 27, 2022   6:21 amSeptember 27, 2022   10:37 am
When drafting legislation in California, there are several sources of guidance in drafting bills and other forms of legislation (resolutions and constitutional amendments). The fourth source is the Legislature’s individual house rules. What legislation drafting guidance is contained in the...
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What Bill Drafting Guidance Do We Have from the California Legislature’s Joint Rules?

September 26, 2022   7:18 pmSeptember 27, 2022   10:36 am
When drafting legislation in California, there are several sources of guidance in drafting bills and other forms of legislation (resolutions and constitutional amendments). The third source is the Joint Rules of the Assembly and Senate. What legislation drafting guidance is...
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Do Lieutenant Governors Sign Bills?

September 26, 2022   4:10 pmSeptember 27, 2022   10:33 am
The Governor of California obviously plays an integral role in the legislative process by providing final action (sign or veto) on bills. But, does the Lieutenant Governor of the state get to act on bills? The Governor and the Lt....
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Do Governors Allow Bills to Become Law Without Their Signature?

September 26, 2022   8:20 amSeptember 26, 2022   6:44 am
As readers know, in California, the Governor has three options when a bill reaches the Governor’s Desk: sign the bill (and it becomes law), veto the bill (and the bill does not become law, unless the Legislature overrides the veto),...
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What Is a Business Under California Law?

September 26, 2022   6:25 amSeptember 27, 2022   10:22 am
One of the key principles in legislative drafting is consistency in language, including definitions. In looking at who is a business, there lacks the same definition across state law. In fact, California law provides dozens of different definitions of “business”...
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California State Assembly

What Bill Drafting Guidance Do We Have from the California Government Code?

September 25, 2022   2:49 pmSeptember 25, 2022   2:51 pm
When drafting legislation in California, there are several sources of guidance in drafting bills and other forms of legislation (resolutions and constitutional amendments). The second source is the California Government Code. What legislation drafting guidance is contained in the state...
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