A State Of Mind
Every year, on January 1st, hundreds of new California Laws go into effect that the general Public does not know about. Since, ignorance of a Law, does not exonerate you, you should probably take a little initiative and find out what might affect your life. I know every year, the magazine
Westways, which gets delivered to your front door for free if you are a member of the AAA Roadside Assistance Program, lists the DMV or new "Driving Laws" which go into affect on the 1st. The city I live in has a few different websites, besides the local newspaper The Press-Enterprise, like the Temecula Patch, which will tell you what they feel are the top ten to fifteen new Laws you should know about. I'm sure every State in the Union has its own way of at least trying to inform the Public what is becoming a new Law, but I can only talk about what California does, since I think I have a clue in my own home State. Anywhere else in the World? Good luck with that. You are on your own. Back to California. If you live in, what I like to call - A State Of Mind - California has a webpage that you can sift through the hundreds of new Laws and the thousands of changes to the already existing California Constitution, Statutes, and Codes. The California Legislative Information. Maybe sifting through all the mumbo jumbo that even a good Lawyer can't memorize, you'll find the gumption to start a Ballot Initiative or a Referendum to change what you feel are unfair legislation. Except the Law AB 1100 has changed the fee you'll have to pay the Attorney General from $200 to $2,000. Making, getting involved, that much more costly.
This is,Happy That Law Enforcement Officers Now Need A Search Warrant To Check Your Phones And Electronic Communications - SB 178,Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“Good people do not need laws to tell them how to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws.” - Plato -
That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
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Westways, which gets delivered to your front door for free if you are a member of the AAA Roadside Assistance Program, lists the DMV or new "Driving Laws" which go into affect on the 1st. The city I live in has a few different websites, besides the local newspaper The Press-Enterprise, like the Temecula Patch, which will tell you what they feel are the top ten to fifteen new Laws you should know about. I'm sure every State in the Union has its own way of at least trying to inform the Public what is becoming a new Law, but I can only talk about what California does, since I think I have a clue in my own home State. Anywhere else in the World? Good luck with that. You are on your own. Back to California. If you live in, what I like to call - A State Of Mind - California has a webpage that you can sift through the hundreds of new Laws and the thousands of changes to the already existing California Constitution, Statutes, and Codes. The California Legislative Information. Maybe sifting through all the mumbo jumbo that even a good Lawyer can't memorize, you'll find the gumption to start a Ballot Initiative or a Referendum to change what you feel are unfair legislation. Except the Law AB 1100 has changed the fee you'll have to pay the Attorney General from $200 to $2,000. Making, getting involved, that much more costly.
This is,Happy That Law Enforcement Officers Now Need A Search Warrant To Check Your Phones And Electronic Communications - SB 178,Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“Good people do not need laws to tell them how to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws.” - Plato -
That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
Like what you are reading or don't like what you see.Set up my Blog as your Homepage,or sign up as a Follower,or leave a Comment,and I'll answer you in a Post.Thanks for reading.
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