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State law can trump the President’s pardon power

November 2, 2017

With the federal indictments of former Trump campaign officials, the President’s pardon power – which he has tweeted about and used, to exonerate Maricopa County sheriff Joe Arpaio – is again in the news.  While questions exist as to the scope of the President’s power, like whether he can pardon himself,…

Harrowing harassment tales haunt the Legislature this Halloween

October 31, 2017

Localities experiment with voting rights

October 31, 2017

California pays the price in gun violence for Nevada’s gun show sales

October 25, 2017

Feds, State, County and City – None of them can act alone to solve homelessness

October 24, 2017

Special language in the Senate’s Budget Bill limits the power of California’s Democratic Senators to influence tax reform and Arctic drilling

October 23, 2017

When is baking a cake speech? What the answer means for California and civil rights laws.

October 23, 2017

California leads in AV regulations, but Congress could boot the state out of the driver’s seat

October 19, 2017

Trump takes on the NFL, again, on Twitter

October 10, 2017

California AG sues over federal rule change expanding birth-control exemptions

October 9, 2017

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