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Silveira V. Ohm, Roger J. Traynor
Aged And Blind Aid
Propositions
Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Adds Article XXVII repeals Article XXV, State Constitution. Reinstates plan of Old Age Security and Aid to Blind, and method of administration thereof, in existence prior to adoption of Article XXV, except that maximum aid payments are retained at present level of $75 per month for aged persons and $85 per month for blind persons, with participation by the State and the counties. Authorizes Legislature to increase or decrease amount of payments to aged and to blind, and otherwise to amend or repeal existing laws.
Constitutional Convention Of 1878-1879
Constitutional Convention Of 1878-1879
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 67. Repeals Section 19 of Article XX of Constitution, relating to payment of expenses of State Constitutional Convention of 1878-1879.
Constitutional Provisions Relating To Local Government
Constitutional Provisions Relating To Local Government
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 66. Repeals Sections 7 ½ a, 8a and 18 ½, amends Section 18, of Article XI of Constitution. Eliminates inoperative provisions relating to consolidated city and county charters, the former Panama-Pacific International Exposition, and the indebtedness of various named counties and cities.
Repeal Of Suspension Provision
Repeal Of Suspension Provision
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 72. Repeals inoperative Section 26a of Article I of Constitution, suspending the effective date of prohibition amendment submitted at 1914 election, said prohibition amendment having been refused adoption.
Legislative Sessions And Legislative Pay
Legislative Sessions And Legislative Pay
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No, 84. Amends Section 2 of Article IV of Constitution Provides that budget sessions of Legislature shall consider only budget bill, revenue acts, charter changes, and provision for session expenses. Limits length of general and budget sessions. Sets salaries of legislators at $300 per month. Permits legislators per diem expenses not exceeding allowances authorized for other elected state officers. Specifies maximum time limits for which per diem allowances may be paid during regular sessions and during service on legislative in investigating committees.
Constitutional Provision Relating To State Fiscal Affairs.
Constitutional Provision Relating To State Fiscal Affairs.
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 70. Of two similar sections, each designated as Section 22 of Article IV of Constitution, relating to State's fiscal affairs, repeals one, and amends the other to combine the provisions of both; also deletes inoperative provisions of amended section on subject of Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915.
Revision Of Tax Provisions
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 69. Repeals Sections 1.6, 8a, 14 ½ , 14 ¾ , 15 ½ and 16 ½ , amends Sections 14 and 14 4/5 , adds Section 18, of Article XIII of Constitution. Deletes inoperative provisions relative to former method of taxing insurance companies. Deletes inoperative provisions relating to effective dates of former changes in state tax system, tax exemption of San Francisco Bay Exposition, and tax reassessment following 1933 earthquake. Provides that repeals and deletions of existing provisions shall not affect previously assessed taxes.
Constitutional Provisions Regarding State Officers, Legislators And Judges
Constitutional Provisions Regarding State Officers, Legislators And Judges
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 73. Repeals or amends various sections of Articles IV, V, YI, IX, XX and XXII of Constitution. Deletes provisions relating to terms of legislators and constitutional officers elected following adoption of 1879 Constitution and relating to abolished office of Surveyor General. Deletes salary provisions formerly applicable to State constitutional officers and judges. Eliminates language formerly applicable to Supreme court commissioners, Deletes special provision for time of election of Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Effective Date Of 1933 Statutes
Effective Date Of 1933 Statutes
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 68. Repeals Section 1a of Article IV of Constitution, as adopted in 1933, relating to the effective date of statutes enacted at the 1933 Regular Session of the Legislature.
Constitutional Provisions For Adoption Of 1879 Constitution
Constitutional Provisions For Adoption Of 1879 Constitution
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 71. Repeals Sections 4 to 9, inclusive, of Article XXII of Constitution, relating to election upon question of adoption of Constitution of 1879.
Aged And Blind Aid
Initiatives
AGED AND BLIND AID. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Article XXVII, repeals Article XXV, State Constitution. Reinstates plan of Old Age Security and Aid to Blind, and method of administration thereof, in existence prior to adoption of Article XXV, except that maximum aid payments are retained at present level of $75 per month for aged persons and $85 per month for blind persons, with participation by the State and the counties. Authorizes Legislature to increase or decrease amount of payments to aged and to blind, and otherwise to amend or repeal existing laws.
School Bonds
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 80. Adds Section 15 to Article XVI of Constitution. Directs issuance and sale of $250,000,000 of State bonds for purpose of providing loans and grants to school districts of State. Provides that allocation of funds to school districts shall be subject to regulation by Legislature. Authorizes Legislature to prescribe for issuance and sale, rate of interest, terms of payment, and other conditions of bonds. Makes bond proceeds available for expenses of bond issuance and administration of loans and grants. Declares State policy regarding public school sites and buildings.
Daylight Saving Time
Propositions
Initiative Provides for daylight saving time during portion of each year. Establishes Standard Pacific Time as standard time within State, but advances time one hour during period from last Sunday in April until last Sunday in September. Provides that time so specified shall apply to performance of legal rights and duties and in public schools and other public institutions. Repeals conflicting laws.
Clarification Of Homicide Law In California From Recent Decisions, William W. Coshow
Clarification Of Homicide Law In California From Recent Decisions, William W. Coshow
UC Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Clear And Present Danger Doctrine, Karl D. Lyon
The Clear And Present Danger Doctrine, Karl D. Lyon
UC Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Devens V. Goldberg, Roger J. Traynor
Palmer V. City Of Long Beach, Roger J. Traynor
The People V. Cornett, Roger J. Traynor
Sampsell V. Superior Court Of Los Angeles County, Roger J. Traynor
Sampsell V. Superior Court Of Los Angeles County, Roger J. Traynor
Opinions
No abstract provided.
Perez V. Sharp, Roger J. Traynor
Brewer V. Second Baptist Church, Roger J. Traynor
Burtnett V. King , Roger J. Traynor
Sorenson V. Costa, Roger J. Traynor
Estate Of Pierce, Roger J. Traynor
Roehm V. County Of Orange, Et.Al., Roger J. Traynor
Moran V. Board Of Medical Examiners Of The State Of California, Roger J. Traynor
Moran V. Board Of Medical Examiners Of The State Of California, Roger J. Traynor
Opinions
No abstract provided.
Stickel V. San Diego Electric Railway Co. , Roger J. Traynor
Stickel V. San Diego Electric Railway Co. , Roger J. Traynor
Opinions
No abstract provided.
Palermo V. Stockton Theatres, Inc. , Roger J. Traynor
Greenfield V. Mather, Roger J. Traynor