California Supreme Court
Jul. 20, 2011
Group files suit to stop redevelopment funds grab
Seeking to stop the state from redistributing its funds, a group filed a lawsuit Monday before the California Supreme Court alleging that two assembly bills targeting redevelopment agencies and their funds are unconstitutional.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Seeking to stop California officials from redistributing redevelopment funds, a group filed a lawsuit Monday before the state Supreme Court alleging that two Assembly bills targeting redevelopment agencies are unconstitutional.
"This legislation that's been enacted by the state violates Proposition 22," said John Shirey, executive director for the California Redevelopment Association, one o...
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