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Interesting Provision in Social Media Bill

April 18, 2024   3:20 pmApril 18, 2024   3:20 pm
I always appreciate interesting provisions in California legislation. Whether clients support or oppose a particular measure, I spend time reviewing language of bills to understand what is written, particularly when there are intriguing bill sections. In that vein, the following...
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USC Valedictorian Gets the Hook

April 18, 2024   1:44 pmApril 18, 2024   1:44 pm
For a short time, Chino Hills native and medical engineering student at USC Asna Tabassum was going to give the valedictory speech at this year’s commencement in May. But shortly after the announcement was made, University of Southern California  administrators...
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Only Israel Is Not Allowed to Respond When Attacked

April 18, 2024   9:00 amApril 18, 2024   9:01 am
After Iran launched an extensive drone and missile attack against Israel, Iran’s president vowed to completely destroy Israel if it proceeds with a military response. In plain language, Israel is not allowed to react as any other country would after being attacked....
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Maria Elena Durazo

California Lawmaker Making the State More Hostile to Business

April 18, 2024   8:48 amApril 18, 2024   8:48 am
California has a new low: Sen. Maria Elena Durazo, a Democrat state lawmaker, wants to nullify Limited Liability Companies (LLC) and similar corporations, and force business owners and landlords to disclose their identities. Her bill, SB 1201, “would require a...
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From the Cheap Seats: Patriots’ Day

April 18, 2024   3:30 amApril 18, 2024   3:31 am
If we ever choose a new federal holiday, I hope it’s April 19, which is very much worth celebrating. Not only would it inspire more appreciation for the courage of our founders, but it could also inform debate about the...
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Frequently Asked Questions about Legislative Review of State Agencies

April 18, 2024   2:30 amApril 18, 2024   2:31 am
Does the California Legislature review executive branch state agencies? Actually, the California Legislature is required to review state agencies and their work. Where is this requirement found? It is pursuant to Government Code Title 2 (Government of the State of...
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California State Assembly

Legislative Records Are Not Proprietary to the State

April 17, 2024   3:00 pmApril 17, 2024   3:01 pm
On the California Legislative Information website (most commonly referred to as the “LegInfo” website), there are numerous documents and other information related to the California Legislature and its legislative process. Some have inquired whether this information can be copied and...
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