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10/13/2003
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//�-�� <br /> RECENT LEGAL ADVOCACY FILINGS DONT MISS THE OCTOBER ISSUE OF <br /> The League would like to provide special ��� �� ���NE "AN <br /> thanks to the volunteer brief writer listed below for �NITIATIVE TO KEEP LOCAL REVENUES <br /> their efforts on behalf of the League. League ��A� �IVD "EMERGENCY PI'EPAREDNESS — <br /> action and a brief summary of the case appear FOCUSING ON PUBLIC S��FETY <br /> below. <br /> • Ballot Initiative Is Seen As A Tool for Restor- <br /> Attorney Fees ing City Control — by League President Ron <br /> The League recently filed a friend-of-the-court Loveridge. <br /> brief with the California Supreme Court urging the <br /> court to reverse the district court ruling that an • A Guide to the Upcoming Ballot Measures — <br /> individual can be awarded attomeys fees even if this guide summarizes the measures appearing <br /> there was not a favorable judicial determination. on the ballot and includes the League's position. <br /> The League thanks Marsha Moutrie, City Attor- <br /> ney, Santa Monica, for writing the friend-of-the- • City Forum: A public information program to <br /> court brief on behalf of the League. educate area residents about the effects of the <br /> state budget cuts on local seroices yields signifi- <br /> The case involves public employees suing the cant results. <br /> city based on sex and race discrimination. The <br /> employees voluntarily withdrew their suit after the • Sales Tax Inequities: Leveling the Playing <br /> city instituted reform measures, but also sought Field Between Main Street and Out-of-State <br /> attorneys fees and costs. The employees claimed Retai�ers. <br /> that their suit was the catatyst for the reforms <br /> entitling them to recover their attomeys fees and • Focus on Public Safety: Santa Monica <br /> costs. The district court agreed, and awarded the Encourages Employees To Be Prepared for <br /> employees over $1.7 million and costs. The ciry Emergencies. <br /> appealed and the district court ordered the Califor- <br /> nia Supreme Court to hear the appeal. <br /> The name of the case is Tipton-Whittingham v. Everyday Ethi s Local als o <br /> City of Los Angeles, No. S112943. Civility in Public Discourse. <br /> This and other recent filings are available on Plus — Reinventing the Institute for Local Self <br /> the League's website at: www.cacities.orq/ Government — a newly honed mission focuses on <br /> recentfilinqs. developing practical resources. <br /> To request friend-of-the-court assistance from <br /> the League go to www.cacities.orq/ All this, plus information on cityjobs and <br /> requestamicus. businesses that provide services to cities. <br /> For over 75 years, the League's award- <br /> winning Western City magazine has been the <br /> best source of information for California ciry <br /> decision makers. For subscription information <br /> For more information on this and other �II: 916.658.8223, or visit the Western Ciry Web <br /> League issues, visit www.cacities.org site at www.westerncity.com. <br /> Visit the League's Official Web Site--www.cacities.org PRIORITY FOCUS/PAGE 3 <br />
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