California Report: An Early Look at Realignment Impacts
By Nick Warner, Managing Partner, Warner & Pank LLC, and Danielle Higgs, Legislative Representative/Business Consultant, Warner & Pank LLC
FKP Architects
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California Report: Court Rules on Overcrowding
California Report: Budget Talks Continue
California’s $25 billion budget deficit, and the development of solutions to close this gap, continues to be at the forefront of priorities for state and local 
government leaders.
government leaders.The budget proposal includes the realignment of major components of the criminal justice system including the housing of specified offenders, parole, court security services as well as the extension of a vehicle license fee to fund critical local pub
Read More California Report: Changes Afoot in Sacramento
The results of the statewide elections in November, coupled with the upcoming 2011 legislative session and a projected $25 billion 
budget deficit, creates a political backdrop that is expected to produce policy and fiscal challenges over the next year.
budget deficit, creates a political backdrop that is expected to produce policy and fiscal challenges over the next year.A number of statewide initiatives were passed by voters in November that stand to have a significant impact on not only the budget deficit, but also the negotiations among partie
Read More California Report, Nov. 2010
Following months of difficult budget discussions and failed negotiations, the California State Legislature finally approved a 2010-11 state 
budget, which the Governor signed on October 8, ending the longest budget impasse in California history. The budget package closes the $17.9 billion deficit through a combination of expenditure reductions, federal relief, additional revenues, and fund shifts.
Read More budget, which the Governor signed on October 8, ending the longest budget impasse in California history. The budget package closes the $17.9 billion deficit through a combination of expenditure reductions, federal relief, additional revenues, and fund shifts.
California Report: Budget Woes
California’s budget impasse, and the associated policy and fiscal implications being considered before the state legislature, continue to be at
the forefront of concern among local and state corrections representatives.
the forefront of concern among local and state corrections representatives.The proposals being contemplated by the Legislature will have direct, and in many cases significant, impact on the ability of all local criminal justice departments to provide services.
July California Report
By Nick Warner
June 30th marked the end of another fiscal year and the 17th time in the last two decades that the California state legislature missed its 
constitutional deadline to approve a balanced budget.
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