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Constitutional Law

May 31, 2001

Checks and Balances

On May 8, Judge Charles C. Kobayashi ruled in Marine Forests Society v. California Coastal Commission, 00AS00567 (Sacramento Super. Ct., filed Jan. 31, 2000), that the California Coastal Commission is unconstitutionally structured.

        By Ronald A. Zumbrun
        
        On May 8, Judge Charles C. Kobayashi ruled in Marine Forests Society v. California Coastal Commission, 00AS00567 (Sacramento Super. Ct., filed Jan. 31, 2000), that the California Coastal Commission is unconstitutionally structured. The court held that because two-thirds of the commissio...

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