“Inclusive Capitalism” and Policy Slogans
As Democrats struggle over the direction of their party, Gov. Gavin Newsom may have highlighted a slogan that can bridge not only intra-party differences but also find acceptance in a broader populist context. In response to a question about Democrats who support a democratic-socialist approach to policy, Newsom expressed support for “inclusive capitalism.” Newsom doesn’t […]
Impeachment Maybe Off the Table
The long-awaited report by Special Prosecutor, Robert S. Mueller, III arrived amidst high expectations that it would produce information which would immediately kindle discussion of possible impeachment. That did not happen. Instead it appears to have landed with more of a dull thud and much of the air may be quickly going out of the […]
California using Band-Aids for Homeless Wounds
The problem with the California economy is not greenness. It’s homelessness. Get these people off our streets first. Make living like a human being affordable again. If there is no incentive to work, why work. Every year there are over 2,500+ new bills expected to fill the annual calendar of the 80 Assemblymen and 40 […]
California Law and Its “Maxims of Jurisprudence”
While California statutes do not provide general canons of statutory construction, readers can find in the California Civil Code “Maxims of Jurisprudence”. These maxims are set forth in Division 4, General Provisions, Part 4, of the Civil Code, contained in Sections 3509 – 3548. So, what are these maxims? A “maxim” is generally defined as […]