Panel 4: The Future of Direct Democracy – Reforming the Initiative Process

Olney, Warren, Cain, Bruce, Elmendorf, Christopher, Stern, Robert & Uelmen, Gerald

Journal: Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review

Year: 2010

Bluebook Citation: LOY. L. A. L. REV.

Author: Robert M. Stern: all 7 publications


Abstract

Moderator:Warren Olney, Host of Public Radio International's To the Point and KCRW-FM's Which Way, L.A.? Panelists:Bruce Cain, Director, Institute of Governmental Studies; Professor of Political Science, University of California, BerkeleyFixing Ballot Box Budgeting Christopher Elmendorf, Professor of Law, University of California, DavisWhy Sensible Judicial Enforcement of the Amendment/Revision Distinction Requires a Constitutional Revision Robert Stern, President, Center for Governmental StudiesImproving the Initiative Process Gerald Uelmen, Professor of Law, Santa Clara University School of LawEnforcing the Single Subject Rule for Initiatives Video of Panel 4: The Future of Direct Democracy – Reforming the Initiative Process

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