The sections of the State Bar of California help educate practitioners in areas of practice - but there are inherent structural problems in the mixing of a public agency and a private trade association. The public agency identity means that sunshine statutes properly apply, as they do now to the State Bar, including both the Public Records Act and the Bagley-Keene Open Meetings Act. The sections, however, are trade associations of competitors, who unsurprisingly find such transparency unne...
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