IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST (No. 13)

Supreme Court Reaches Major Takings Decision in Knick v. Township of Scott

 
Overruling precedent, the Court held that property owners may proceed directly to federal court to allege a taking of their property. An increase in takings litigation is likely to follow.

Tips for Complying with the FPPC’s Revised
“500 Foot Rule”

At the beginning of 2019, the FPPC updated its rule regarding property-related conflicts of interest. This article assesses FPPC advice letters issued since the Commission amended Regulation 18702.2, which governs whether public officials have a conflict of interest in governmental decisions potentially affecting their real property, and provides tips for complying with the new rule. 

Understanding Recent Changes to Local Initiative Processes
The California Constitution enshrines the rights of voters both to propose new laws and to respond to those passed by their elected officials. The laws regarding such initiatives and referenda are complex and ever-evolving, and the last year was no exception.
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