15May
Court Decision on Bias Tainting a City Council Vote Now Precedent-Setting in California
Legislative Body Members Must be Neutral and Unbiased to Vote on Matters - In affirming a lower court’s rare decision to void a city’s conditional use permit denial, the California Court of Appeal said that, when a legislative body hears an...
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Best Best & Krieger LLP
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