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Epic Proportions: Violent Injuries To California Youth, California Department Of Health Services

California Agencies

EPIC Proportions is a series of reports on injury control produced by the Emergency Preparedness and Injury Control (EPIC) Branch. Arthur A. Ellis, MA, Research Scientist in the Injury Surveillance and Epidemiology Section, prepared this report.

Gender And Justice: Implementing Gender Fairness In The Courts, Judicial Council Of California

California Agencies

In November, 1990, the Judicial Council unanimously adopted a comprehensive set of recommendations designed to ensure gender fairness in the the state courts of California. this implementation report will highlight the progress made to date in greater detail and outline future objectives.

Assessment Of The Polymers And Resins Industry's Hazardous Waste Source Reduction Planning Efforts, California Department Of Toxic Substances Control

California Agencies

This report summarizes the results of the Department of Toxic Substances Control's (DTSC) assessment of the polymers and resin industry's source reduction planning efforts, as mandated by the Hazardous Waste Source Reduction and Management Review Act of 1989 (Act). The assessment of the polymers and resin industry in California is based upon a review of documents produced by a sample of facilities in the state. It includes infonnation on the sources and types of hazardous waste generated by this industry and describes some of the steps taken to reduce the quantities or hazardous characteristics of waste generated in their operations. …

Homicide In California, 1996, California Department Of Justice

California Agencies

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Three Strikes, You're Out: Two Years Later, Department Of Corrections

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

1996 Consumer Legislative Digest, California Department Of Consumer Affairs

California Agencies

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Executive Summary Final Report And Recommendations To The Governor And The Legislature, California Constitution Revision Commission

California Agencies

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California Constitution Revision Commission: History And Perspective, California Constitution Revision Commission

California Agencies

The purpose of this report is to provide historical perspective to the work and recommendations of the Commission. In most cases the issues studied by the Commission are identified and historical analysis is provided. The primary contributors to this work were Pat Ooley, graduate student of Public History at the University of California at Santa Barbara and Amanda Meeker, graduate student at California State University, Sacramento. As archive researchers for the Secretary of State's California State Archives, they made a substantial contribution to the understanding of the history of the many issues faced by the Commission. Their work was greatly …

Annual Report To The Legislature 1994-1995, 1995-1996, Agricultural Labor Relations Board

California Agencies

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California Constitution Revision Commission: Final Report And Recommendations To The Governor And The Legislature, California Constitution Revision Commission

California Agencies

Three years ago, the legislature and the governor agreed that a fundamental review of California government was imperative. The result was the creation of the 23-member California Constitution Revision Commission.

The Commission, consisting of gubernatorial and legislative appointments and selected state officers, met for the first time in May 1994. The governor and legislative leaders addressed the Commission and urged it to be bold and creative and to consider all relevant issues-however controversial. The Commission's recommendations reflect those admonitions. Thirty public meetings were held including four formal public hearings, plus five workshops and, along with the League of Women Voters, …

The Impact Of The Three Strikes Law On Superior And Municipal Courts, Judicial Council Of California

California Agencies

In March 1996, all superior and municipal courts received a follow-up survey to obtain information on the impact of the "three strikes" law on the courts. The results of this second survey, covering July through December 1995, are largely consistent with the results from the first survey. covering January through June 1995. The second survey, though, paints a more complete picture due to the excellent response rate (e.g., 100 percent of the superior courts responded), an additional six months of experience with the "three strikes" law, and supplemental information provided by some responding courts

Achieving Equal Justice For Women And Men In The California Courts. Final Report, Judicial Council Of California

California Agencies

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