Labor/Employment
Nov. 27, 2013
Attorney general intervenes in union spending case, pushes court for ruling
California Attorney General Kamala Harris this week interjected in a First Amendment challenge over union spending by schoolteachers against the California Teachers Association.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California Attorney General Kamala Harris interjected late Monday in a First Amendment challenge from schoolteachers over union spending by the California Teachers Association. The lawsuit, filed in the Central District, claims the union improperly spends teachers' fees on political issues with which members disagree.
Lawyers for the teachers previously asked for judgment on the claims - acknowl...
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