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A message to our clients, colleagues, and members of our community regarding the COVID-19 virus emergency.
The California Supreme Court has held that changes in pension calculation rules that close loopholes and prevent abuse of the pension system may be permissible even if these changes result in lower total benefits.
The case marks the first published appellate decision ruling against a CVRA challenge to at large elections.
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Events
- 09.13.2017Presentation // Public Records Act
Roxanne Diaz will be presenting a special City Clerks workshop on the Public Records Act at the League of California Cities Annual Conference.
- 09.15.2017Presentation // Administrative Records
Ginetta Giovinco will present “New Considerations in Preparing Administrative Records: How City of San Jose v. Smith Has Impacted Traditional Practices” at Law Seminars International’s Annual Advanced Seminar on the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) in Santa Monica on September 15, 2017.
- 09.26.2017Presentation // Open Govenment
Whitney McDonald and Amy Greyson will speak on “Open Government: Managing Public Meetings and Public Records in an Electronic Age” at the California Special District Association Annual Conference on September 26, 2017.
