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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.

Legislative Grants of Rulemaking Authority

April 28, 2022   6:04 amApril 28, 2022   6:08 am
Pursuant to Article IV of the California Constitution, the legislative branch of state government is granted authority to make laws. The Legislature also has the power to delegate some of its lawmaking authority to the executive branch (called “delegation of...
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Office of Administrative Hearings Regulations

April 27, 2022   3:56 pmApril 27, 2022   4:03 pm
There are 27 Titles of the California Code of Regulations, which contain the thousands of regulations in effect in the State of California. In Title 1, “General Provisions,” Division 2, there are regulations for the Office of Administrative Hearings. The...
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California Bills with Yet-to-be-determined Provisions

April 27, 2022   6:33 amApril 27, 2022   6:36 am
From time-to-time, the California Legislature considers bills that still need to be fully written. So long as those “missing” provisions are filled-in and completed by the time of final passage, this approach is permissible and is occasionally used when the...
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California GO-Biz Regulations

April 26, 2022   5:42 pmApril 26, 2022   5:47 pm
There are 27 Titles that comprise the California Code of Regulations, which contain all of the adopted regulations in the State of California. In Title 10, “Investment,” Division 13, there are regulations for the “Governor’s Office of Business and Economic...
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California’s Special Rules for Bills Amending Ballot Measures

April 26, 2022   6:14 amApril 26, 2022   6:27 am
When ballot measures approved by the voters allow amendments to their provisions by the Legislature, there are specific rules that must be followed. Generally, the ballot measures that allow legislative amendments often specify a heightened vote threshold and even waiting...
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Rules of Decorum in the California Legislature

April 25, 2022   3:13 pmApril 25, 2022   3:18 pm
Both the Assembly and Senate of the California Legislature, like other legislative bodies, utilize several rules, as well as customs and practices, for the purpose of ensuring that legislative deliberations and debate operate in a civil and orderly way. The...
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Bill ‘Corrections’ – What Are They?

April 25, 2022   6:37 amApril 25, 2022   6:48 am
While California bills do make corrections to existing statutes by amending them, readers may occasionally come across the word “Correction” located at the bottom of a bill. What does that mean? The following are recent examples found on the last...
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