Government
Jun. 12, 2024
Democratic lawmakers consider poison pill in retail theft legislation
The proposed provisions could set up a confusing scenario for the state's criminal and appellate courts, with one set of new rules potentially going into effect for several months, only to be replaced by different regulations if voters approve the initiative.
In a move that could create significant legal and procedural complications, Democratic lawmakers in California are considering adding poison pill provisions to several bills aimed at addressing retail theft. These clauses would render the new laws invalid if voters pass a Proposition 47 overhaul this fall.
The proposed poison pill provisions could set up a confusing scenario for the state's criminal and appellate courts, with one set of new rules potentially going into effect ...
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