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A quick update for this week and next weeks episode regarding the finale of our CA Proposition 2020 Series. Send questions to [email protected]
Lawyer Andre Verdun and Host Ozzy Vee continue The 2020 California Proposition Series with discussions on CA Proposition 17 (which, if passed, would restore the right of voting to Parolees), and CA Proposition 18 (which, if passed, allows 17 year old citizens who will be 18 at the time of the General Election to Vote in Primaries and Special Elections).
Lawyer Andre Verdun and Host Ozzy Vee continue The 2020 California Proposition Series with discussions on CA Proposition 15 (which, if passed, would require Commercial and Industrial properties be taxed based on their Market Value rather than their Purchase Price), and CA Proposition 19 (which, if passed allows more Tax Assessment Transfers as well as requiring non - principal residences that are inherited be reassessed at Market Value when transferred).
Host Ozzy Vee and Lawyer Andre Verdun begin by discussing the impact and aftermath of the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The 2020 California Proposition Series continues with a discussion on CA Proposition 21 which, if passed, would grant local communities the ability to pass Rent Control for their cities on housing that was first occupied over 15 years ago.
Host Ozzy Vee and Lawyer Andre Verdun continue the "2020 California Proposition Series" and break down CA Proposition 25 which, if passed, would eliminate Cash Bail. As with anything regarding Law, it's never that simple, we look at both sides of this Proposition looking at the Pros and Cons of each side. Still feel free to send any questions to [email protected]
In this debut Episode, Host Ozzy Vee and Lawyer Andre Verdun kick of the "2020 California Proposition Series" and break down CA Proposition 22 which, if passed, would reclassify App-Based Drivers as Independent Contractors and not Employees or Agents. (Recorded late August)
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