Civil Litigation,
Government,
Constitutional Law
May 30, 2018
Becerra’s eligibility to be AG challenged in lawsuit
Attorney General Xavier Becerra is constitutionally ineligible to hold and run for the office, according to a lawsuit filed by an opponent.
Steve Cooley of Steve Cooley & Associates
State Attorney General Xavier Becerra is constitutionally ineligible to currently hold and run for the office, according to a lawsuit filed by one of his opponents.
Eric Early, a Republican Party candidate for attorney general, is seeking to remove Becerra's name from the November ballot because he has not been an active, practicing California attorney for five years.
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