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California Courts and Sunset Clauses in Statutes

December 20, 2024   2:30 amDecember 20, 2024   2:31 am
Sunset clauses, or more properly “repeal clauses,” are used when the Legislature sets a finite time period for a statute to be “on the books.” The repeal date (or more commonly called a sunset date) is set forth in statute...
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Drafting Sunset Clauses in California Legislation

October 31, 2022   3:33 pmOctober 31, 2022   3:55 pm
Sunset dates are common in legislation across the country. The purpose is to repeal a law on a specified date. As a result, unless the Legislature enacts another bill to either extend or eliminate the sunset date, the law will...
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The Use of Sunset Dates in California Legislation

November 4, 2020   6:14 amNovember 5, 2020   11:54 am
California, like most other states, uses sunset dates in legislation, which has the effect of making the law, once enacted, expire on a specified date. Unless the Legislature enacts another bill to either extend or eliminate the sunset date, the...
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