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Brandon V. Stracener

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Walnut Creek , CA

Brandon is an attorney in private practice and a Senior Research Fellow at the California Constitution Center.



Columns
Title Category Published
Commute them all Government Mar. 7, 2023
California’s feeble privacy right is cold comfort Constitutional Law, Criminal, Data Privacy Mar. 17, 2022
Not so fast on California paralawyers Law Practice, State Bar & Bar Associations Nov. 19, 2021
When public health and individual liberties collide Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Government May 19, 2020
The governor’s emergency powers are just right Constitutional Law, Government Mar. 23, 2020
Equal Rights Amendment is still in play, if Congress wants it to be Constitutional Law, Government Jan. 16, 2020
California’s constitution needs some changes California Supreme Court, Constitutional Law Oct. 29, 2019
Politically Impartial Justices Not Just 'Useful Fiction' on California Supreme Court Constitutional Law Jan. 4, 2019
Governor Sunshine’s Court California Supreme Court, Judges and Judiciary Dec. 31, 2018
Leaner bar is good for attorneys and the public California Supreme Court, Government Jul. 25, 2017
Prop. N doesn't pass muster Constitutional Law Nov. 22, 2016
Why the rush to dissolve the bar? State Bar & Bar Associations, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Apr. 14, 2016

Verdicts & Settlements
Title Category Published
Commute them all Government Mar. 7, 2023
California’s feeble privacy right is cold comfort Constitutional Law, Criminal, Data Privacy Mar. 17, 2022
Not so fast on California paralawyers Law Practice, State Bar & Bar Associations Nov. 19, 2021
When public health and individual liberties collide Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Government May 19, 2020
The governor’s emergency powers are just right Constitutional Law, Government Mar. 23, 2020
Equal Rights Amendment is still in play, if Congress wants it to be Constitutional Law, Government Jan. 16, 2020
California’s constitution needs some changes California Supreme Court, Constitutional Law Oct. 29, 2019
Politically Impartial Justices Not Just 'Useful Fiction' on California Supreme Court Constitutional Law Jan. 4, 2019
Governor Sunshine’s Court California Supreme Court, Judges and Judiciary Dec. 31, 2018
Leaner bar is good for attorneys and the public California Supreme Court, Government Jul. 25, 2017
Prop. N doesn't pass muster Constitutional Law Nov. 22, 2016
Why the rush to dissolve the bar? State Bar & Bar Associations, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Apr. 14, 2016