Government
Apr. 17, 2012
Courts are asked to decide candidates' professions
Whether its "astronaut," "prosecutor" or "business owner," the simple descriptions that candidates choose to identify themselves to voters are spawning legal disputes across the state.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Whether it's "astronaut," "prosecutor" or "business owner," the simple descriptions candidates choose to identify themselves to voters are spawning legal disputes across the state.
In recent weeks, several local political candidates have been challenged by opponents on those ballot designations, which tell voters the candidates' occupation. As a result, state cour...
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