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Oct. 12, 2021
State Bar won’t get more money, some jurors will, in new laws
But 2021 could signal the beginning of some long-term changes that will affect attorneys. AB 1452, which Newsom signed Friday, is the latest of the state’s attempts to create more diverse jury pools.
Attorneys won’t pay more to the California State Bar next year, but some jurors in San Francisco will see more money under a pilot program that could expand statewide.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed 84 new laws after the close of business on Friday. His last actions of the 2021 Legislative year bring him to 770 new laws for the year. While this may sound like a lot, if one throws out the pandemic-shortened 2020 session, it’s actually the smallest...
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