Expressions of Limitation in California Statutes
If a provision of law is limited in its application, or is subject to an exception or a condition, then…
Gov. Newsom Announces Eventual End To COVID-19 State Of Emergency
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced an eventual end date of February 28, 2023 to the COVID-19 state of emergency on…
UC Berkeley Bucks Mob Demands to Fire Music Teacher
The University of California at Berkeley is bucking the demands of an online mob that a music teacher at the…
A Closer Look at Appropriations Bills in the California Legislature
In California, the main appropriations measure is the annual state budget bill. Article IV, Section 12(d) of the state Constitution…
Gov. Newsom Denies Parole For Manson Family Member Patricia Krenwinkel
Convicted murderer and Manson Family member Patricia Krenwinkel was denied parole by Governor Gavin Newsom over the weekend, marking the…
Sacramento Shelters for the Homeless ‘Not Accessible Yet’ But Million$ Spent
How is Sacramento doing with its shelters for the homeless? In April, the Globe reported, "The City of Sacramento is…
What Is the ‘Order of Enumeration?’
Pursuant to Article IV, Section 9 of the California Constitution, there is a requirement for each bill to have a…
Should There Be a Distinction Among the Types of Legislative History?
At the federal level, according to Harvard Law School Professors John Manning and Matthew Stephenson, “there has traditionally been a…
Dem Pollster Reveals Dems in Deep Trouble
Ah Twitter, you fickle mistress. Just when one is ready to delete this godless, nasty, disinformation-spewing, Covid-alarmist, CCP mouthpiece and…
Are Severability Clauses Necessary in California Bills?
Around the country, and at the federal level, there is an ongoing debate among legislative lawyers whether a severability clause…