California Supreme Court
Sep. 3, 2016
State Bar to turn to high court after lawmakers don't approve dues bill
The chief justice's objection to reform proposals played a key role in no funding bill being passed.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye put up firm resistance to the most significant legislative proposals to reform the State Bar, and her objections were a key factor in state lawmakers failing to enact a bill funding the agency by the end of their 2016 session Thursday morning.
As a result, the bar now plans to turn to the state Supreme Court for authorization to collect attorney du...
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