Following Governor Gavin Newsom’s signing into law of a bill that allows lawsuits to be made against gun makers for negligence on Tuesday, more and more media outlets began speculating that he may be running for President in 2024. And...
California Governor Gavin Newsom is traveling to Washington D.C. “to accept an award from the Education Commission of the States in recognition of California’s transformative improvements to education.” The governor who closed California schools for nearly two years is getting an award...
An important part of any statute is the section on definitions. Of course, definitions are used to explain what a particular word or phrase that is used in the statute means. Bill drafters always try to ensure that there is...
It’s time for the Great Undoing. California must undo the policies that have created the affordability crisis, forcing working families to live paycheck to paycheck. Whatever it takes, one policy at a time, and I’m starting with driving costs. I...
What’s up with the Prosecutors Alliance of California – that “bipartisan” coalition of elected prosecutors who include George Gascon and Chesa Boudin? The alliance came together in 2020 to form a “progressive alternative” to the state’s traditional prosecutors’ group, the California...
California has a number of formal acts in statute. Business and Professions Code Division 8, Chapter 32 provides the Consumer Protection Against Computer Spyware Act, which is contained in Section 22947 to 22947.6. Chapter 32 was added in 2004 by...
California has a number of formal acts in statute. Business and Professions Code Division 8, Chapter 33 provides the Anti-Phishing Act of 2005, which is contained in Sections 18400 to 22949.51. Chapter 33 was added in 2005 by Chapter 437....