California Supreme Court
May 15, 2009
State Justices: Parks Can Cede Land Without Elections
Regional park officials across the state won a major victory Thursday when the California Supreme Court ruled park officials aren't obligated to hold costly elections every time they dispose of public land.
By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer Regional park officials across the state won a major victory Thursday when the California Supreme Court ruled park officials aren't obligated to hold costly elections every time they dispose of public land. A unanimous court overturned a Riverside County judge and the 4th District Court of Appeal, which had blocked the Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District from giving 80 acres of vacant l...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Regional park officials across the state won a major victory Thursday when the California Supreme Court ruled park officials aren't obligated to hold costly elections every time they dispose of public land. A unanimous court overturned a Riverside County judge and the 4th District Court of Appeal, which had blocked the Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District from giving 80 acres of vacant l...
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