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Don’t Stop the Investigation: Public employers must continue investigating employee’s misconduct despite retirement mid-investigation
Government Code section 7522.76, which took effect January 1, 2026, clarifies that a public employee’s or public officer’s (elected or appointed) retirement is not a valid reason for public agencies to prematurely terminate an administrative investigation...
Government Code section 7522.76, which took effect January 1, 2026, clarifies that a public employee’s or public officer’s (elected or appointed) retirement is not a valid reason for public agencies to prematurely terminate an administrative investigation...
The Fourth Amendment Follows Your Phone: Supreme Court Clarifies Limits on Geofence Warrants
The Fourth Amendment Follows Your Phone: Supreme Court Clarifies Limits on Geofence Warrants What Happened in the Case? In Chatrie v. United States, local police investigating a credit union robbery in Virginia obtained a geofence warrant directing Google to produce Location...
The Fourth Amendment Follows Your Phone: Supreme Court Clarifies Limits on Geofence Warrants What Happened in the Case? In Chatrie v. United States, local police investigating a credit union robbery in Virginia obtained a geofence warrant directing Google to produce Location...
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A&W in the News—Key California Voting Rights Act Case
Aleshire & Wynder LLP’s team of Norm Dupont, Anthony Taylor, Cody Parker, Natasha Van Hoven, and Kristina Correa are proud to support the City of Huntington Beach in a key California Voting Rights Act case. As the Daily Journal noted in its June 4, 2026 “Cases...
Aleshire & Wynder LLP’s team of Norm Dupont, Anthony Taylor, Cody Parker, Natasha Van Hoven, and Kristina Correa are proud to support the City of Huntington Beach in a key California Voting Rights Act case. As the Daily Journal noted in its June 4, 2026 “Cases...
SB 1164: A Bold New Bill Changing Voting Rights Laws for Cities and Other Voting Districts
SB 1164: A Bold New Bill Changing Voting Rights Laws for Cities and Other Voting Districts State Senator Cervantes (D-Riverside) has introduced SB 1164 that would effectively completely gut and revise California’s long-standing...
SB 1164: A Bold New Bill Changing Voting Rights Laws for Cities and Other Voting Districts State Senator Cervantes (D-Riverside) has introduced SB 1164 that would effectively completely gut and revise California’s long-standing...
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SB 635: Street Vendor Business Protection Act
SB 635: Street Vendor Business Protection Act SB 635, signed by Governor Newsom on October 7, 2025, took effect on January 1, 2026. This bill changed California state laws regulating sidewalk vendors and compact...
SB 635: Street Vendor Business Protection Act SB 635, signed by Governor Newsom on October 7, 2025, took effect on January 1, 2026. This bill changed California state laws regulating sidewalk vendors and compact...