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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.

Key Provisions of the Legislature’s Internal Rules – The Senate Rules – Part II

March 27, 2020   6:08 amMarch 26, 2020   9:40 pm
This is Part ll  of Key Provisions of the Legislature’s Internal Rules: The Senate Rules — Part l is HERE. Whenever a bill is authored by an individual who is no longer a Member of the Legislature, the Senate Rules...
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Key Provisions of the Legislature’s Internal Rules: The Senate Rules Part I

March 25, 2020   6:15 amMarch 24, 2020   9:00 pm
Beyond the relevant provisions of the California Constitution, contained primarily in Article IV, as well as applicable sections of the California Government Code, the State Senate and State Assembly are governed by their Joint Rules, the Standing Rules of the...
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Types of Bill Amendments in the California Legislature

March 23, 2020   6:05 amMarch 23, 2020   6:10 am
In the California Legislature, there are several types of amendments that can be made to measures, including bills, resolutions and constitutional amendments. To begin, an amendment is defined by Legislative Counsel as an alteration to a bill, motion, resolution, or...
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Reconsideration of Bills

March 20, 2020   8:56 amMarch 20, 2020   8:59 am
When a bill in the California Legislature fails passage either in committee or on the floor of the Assembly or Senate, it can be granted “reconsideration.” According to the Legislative Counsel, reconsideration means a motion giving the opportunity to take...
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Bills on Consent – What Qualifies?

March 18, 2020   2:50 amMarch 17, 2020   9:18 pm
Bills considered in the California Legislature without controversy are placed on the “consent calendar,” which means that the bill does not have to be presented by its author or debated by legislators.  All bills on the consent calendar are dispensed...
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California Legislature: Concurrence in Bill Amendments

March 16, 2020   6:15 amMarch 15, 2020   8:52 pm
As the California Legislature is a bicameral body, after a bill has been passed by its house of origin, it is transmitted to the other house for further consideration.  If the second house makes amendments to the bill, then the...
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Sending or Withdrawing Bills from the Floor

March 13, 2020   2:16 amMarch 12, 2020   8:10 pm
In the California Legislature, generally committees deal with legislation before passing measures to the Floor of either the Assembly or Senate. However, there are rare instances where legislators choose to return a bill to committee when it is pending on...
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