Public Law
Public Law Journal: Summer 2014, Vol. 37, No. 3
Content
- Four Members Appointed to the Public Law Section Executive Committee
- Inclusionary Zoning for Affordable Housing Under Attack
- Legislation Update
- Masthead
- Message from the Chair
- Sold Out Public Records & Open Meetings Conference Offers Survey of Existing Laws, Compliance Issues, and Current Developments.
- The Next Frontier: Transgender Legal Rights
- The Public Law Section Plans Dynamic Annual Meeting Programs
- Through the Looking Glass: Why Making "Reverse Ceqa" the Law in California Would Significantly Expand Ceqa's Scope While Undermining Its Purpose and Procedures
- Two Views: "Reverse Ceqa"
- When Government Cover-ups are a Good Thing: Preventing Exposure of Your Agency's Decisionmaking Via the Deliberative Process Privilege
- Willfully Ignorant: the California Building Industry Association's Attempt to Eliminate Ceqa's Long-Standing Role in Protecting Human Health and Public Safety
- Litigation & Case Law Update
Litigation & Case Law Update
By Scott Dickey*
ELECTIONS/INITIATIVE MEASURES
Chula Vista Citizens For Jobs And Fair Competition v. Norris (2014) 755 F.3d 671 (2014 WL 2695532 (June 16, 2014))
Associations do not have a First Amendment right to propose initiatives; California Election Code sections 9202 and 9207 are unconstitutional to the extent they require initiative proponents to disclose their identities on the face of initiative petitions