By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
One of the loudest voices to emerge in the debate over California's unrestricted ballot initiative system comes from an unexpected corner - the chief justice's chambers.
In recent weeks, Chief Justice Ronald M. George has intensified his assault on the state's particular brand of direct democracy, telling a group at Stanford Law School last month that without reform, "w...
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