Cities back property tax limits but seek alternate revenue
In Sacramento California cities agreed to accept limits on property tax revenue only if the state allows an alternate income source such as a local income tax. League of California Cities officials outlined principles for reform including annual assessments and limits on tax revenue with a stronger emphasis on local funding.
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California Supreme Court affirms limits on self representation
The California Supreme Court ruled that a defendant may not abruptly fire a competent attorney mid trial to represent himself. It reaffirmed the 1975 U S Supreme Court rule that self representation is a federal constitutional right only if chosen voluntarily and intelligently and exercised for a full trial. The Orange County case involved William Harmon Windham who was convicted of assault after requesting self representation before the third day of testimony. the court had denied the request.
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