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The Center for Public Interest Law's role extends beyond
the classroom. Since 1980, the faculty, professional
staff, and law student interns of the Center for Public
Interest Law have engaged in numerous in-depth research
projects, followed by advocacy to implement findings
and conclusions. Since 1994, much of CPIL's advocacy
has occurred in the context of the California Legislature's
"sunset review" of various California occupational
licensing agencies; more information on sunset review,
including staff reports and recommendations, can be
found at the website of the Joint
Committee on Boards, Commissions & Consumer Protection.
CPIL has engaged in advocacy related to the following
California regulatory boards and programs:
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- 1999 Sunset Review Testimony (oral)
- 1997 Sunset Review Testimony (written)
- 1995 Sunset Review Testimony
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- Testimony
of the Center for Public Interest Law on the Recommendations
in the California Performance Review Report (Testimony
of Robert C. Fellmeth, Executive Director of the Center
for Public Interest Law, to the California Performance
Review Commission's Hearing on Government Reorganization
(September 27, 2004)
- Keys
to a Good Enforcement Program (Comments of
Julianne D'Angelo Fellmeth at the 2002 Annual Meeting
of the Citizen Advocacy Center November 15, 2002,
San Francisco, CA)
- Plunging
Into Darkness: Energy Deregulation Collides with Scarcity
(article by CPIL Executive Director Robert C.
Fellmeth, submitted to the Conference on Competition,
Consumer Protection and Energy Deregulation (Nov.
2, 2001; Chicago, Il), sponsored by the Institute
for Consumer Antitrust Studies and Loyola University
Chicago Law Journal)
- Citizens'
Utility Boards: Because Utilities Bear Watching
(report by Beth Givens with foreward by CPIL Executive
Director Robert C. Fellmeth)
- A
Theory of Regulation: A Platform for State Regulatory
Reform / Chart
A / Chart
B (By Robert C. Fellmeth. Published in the
California Regulatory Law Reporter, Vol. 5, No. 2
(Spring 1985))
- Due Process Implications of Board
Composition
- Sunset Law
- Sunrise Criteria
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