Litigation & Arbitration
Apr. 14, 2023
Should California establish dedicated CEQA courts?
“I think we can all agree, as we hear testimony from different witnesses, that CEQA is a complex piece of legislation,” Little Hoover Commission Chair Pedro Nava said.
Does California need a dedicated CEQA court? Environmental attorney Tina A. Thomas thinks that might be a good idea.
“I’ve often been an ardent supporter of a CEQA court,” Thomas told members of the state’s Little Hoover Commission on Thursday at the second of two hearings on the California Environmental Quality Act. “But the judiciary hasn’t wanted that, for a number of reasons.”
Many of these reasons come down...
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