Chris Micheli is a Principal at [Employer]. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, legislation, government and politics, as well as regional and world news, with a particular focus on California, AI, OSHA, voting, and lawsuits. Chris's work has been featured in CA Political Review, Capitol Weekly, and California Globe.
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Chris Micheli's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation and government announcements, particularly related to the California government. His articles primarily center around the legislative process, legislative history, and frequently asked questions about aspects of California governance.
Given his focus, Chris would likely be interested in receiving pitches from professionals with expertise in California law and politics who can offer insights into current or upcoming legislation, as well as those able to provide expert commentary on recent governmental decisions or changes in regulations within the state. Those knowledgeable about specific bills or areas of legislation relevant to California may find success reaching out to him.
Keep in mind that he has a local geographic focus centered on United States, specifically California and Sacramento. Therefore, when pitching stories or experts for interviews it would be beneficial for them to have experience or knowledge directly related to this region.
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Email In talking with legislative staff, there are some practical tips that were shared with me for those working with staff of legislators in the California State Capitol. While some of these recommendations may seem obvious, many of them bear repeating. I appreciate the suggestions I have recently received from chiefs of staff, legislative directors, schedulers, and aides.
California Courts and Prospective Application of Laws Some recent appellate court statements By Chris Micheli , December 30, 2024 2:30 am
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This is an example of the separation of powers doctrine in action By Chris Micheli , January 2, 2025 2:30 am
How have California courts interpreted this section of state law? By Chris Micheli , January 3, 2025 2:30 am
Email First, have you heard of the Commission on the Governorship? In the California Constitution, Section 10, there are provisions related to what happens when a vacancy occurs in the office of the Governor. This includes the “order of precedence” for succession to the office of the Governor. Additionally, Section 10 specifies that:
The Controller is not a party to the enactment of the budget bill By Chris Micheli , January 6, 2025 2:30 am
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