Government
Aug. 5, 2010
Judge Scales Back Ballot Measure
A Sacramento judge ruled Tuesday that the attorney general's description of a closely watched November ballot measure to suspend the state's global warming law is biased and ordered changes in the how the proposition will be presented to voters.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A Sacramento judge ruled Tuesday that the attorney general's description of a closely watched November ballot measure to suspend the state's global warming law is biased and ordered changes in the how the proposition will be presented to voters.
Proposition 23 takes aim at AB32, a 2006 state law that requires the state to cut its greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020,...
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