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Attorney General Kamala Harris refuses public records request.
In a stunning turn of events, Attorney General Kamala Harris is now refusing to release information through a public records
request from Coalition Drug Free California. The public record's request was in response to information CDFC obtained from
confidential sources that Kamala Harris's staff has used state-offices, including those within the Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement
to meet with pro-marijuana lobby organizations.
Coalition Drug Free California Fires Back at Attorney General Kamala Harris.
Los Angeles, CA - December 6th 2011 - Coalition for a Drug Free California (CDFC) reported last month that California State Attorney
General, Kamala Harris has been meeting with pro-marijuana organizations, seeking their advice and input on soon-to-be-released guidelines
tying the hands of California law enforcement officers from shutting down pot stores.
Her office has consistently refused to meet with anti-drug coalitions.
CDFC submitted a formal Public Records Request, which by law, requires public agencies to release information.(You can read the California Public Records Act by clicking here)
Her office has consistently refused to meet with anti-drug coalitions.
CDFC submitted a formal Public Records Request, which by law, requires public agencies to release information.(You can read the California Public Records Act by clicking here)
Coalition Drug Free California continues effort to obtain public records from Attorney General.
Los Angeles, CA - January 10th 2012 - Coalition for a Drug Free California (CDFC) reported last month that California State Attorney
General, Kamala Harris has been meeting with pro-marijuana organizations, seeking their advice and input on soon-to-be-released guidelines
tying the hands of California law enforcement officers from shutting down pot stores. Recently, Kamala Harris's office withdrew her
guidelines; a good move. However, in doing so, Harris asked the California Legislature to clarify pro pot laws, which we believe is
an attempt to curtail criticism of her office for secretly meeting with the pro pot lobby, to craft her poorly written marijuana guidelines.
San
Jose Mercury News broke the story (click here to read full-story), reporting, "Harris, a Democrat who was elected with backing from
the state's medical marijuana industry, has been under pressure to defend it since October, when the four federal prosecutors based
in California announced a coordinated effort to shut retail pot shops they described as ruses for public drug dealing..."
Help parents by making child support tax deductible.
The national divorce rate is approximately 57 percent, but those stats do not include California. Using California statistics from years 1996 through 2003, the average divorce rate in California is around 70 percent. As of 2009, California’s child support system is the biggest in the nation. Representing 1.6 million cases. More than 10 percent of the federal caseload of 15 million. Los Angeles county alone serves more child support cases than the state of Georgia.
Parents are asking that legislation be introduced to make child support tax deductible. They aren’t asking to stop paying, they are asking for help so they can continue to pay.
Parents are asking that legislation be introduced to make child support tax deductible. They aren’t asking to stop paying, they are asking for help so they can continue to pay.
