By Sheila Kuehl
Appearing on California’s November ballot, Proposition 36 would change sentencing for those who commit a non-serious, non-violent felony, after having served time for two, prior, serious or violent felonies (the so-called “third strike”…
By Sheila Kuehl
Appearing on California’s November ballot, Proposition 36 would change sentencing for those who commit a non-serious, non-violent felony, after having served time for two, prior, serious or violent felonies (the so-called “third strike”…
By Sheila Kuehl
Appearing on California’s November ballot, Proposition 36 would change sentencing for those who commit a non-serious, non-violent felony, after having served time for two, prior, serious or violent felonies (the so-called “third strike”…
By Sheila Kuehl
California voters rejected an initiative just like Prop 33 – which would alter the factors considered in setting auto insurance rates in contravention of the provisions of Prop 103, adopted by the voters in 1988 – only two years ago, in…
By Sheila Kuehl
California voters rejected an initiative just like Prop 33 – which would alter the factors considered in setting auto insurance rates in contravention of the provisions of Prop 103, adopted by the voters in 1988 – only two years ago, in…
By Sheila Kuehl
Prop 31 is a collection of seven disparate provisions gathered together by a collection of think-tanks and pundits aimed changing state government procedures. It is primarily the brainchild of an organization called California Forward, …
By Sheila Kuehl
This is the second in a series of essays analyzing the Propositions appearing on California’s November ballot. This essay describes Proposition 38, which amends state statutes (not the Constitution) to increase state income tax for any …