University of the Pacific Law Review | Vol 54 | Iss 2

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University of the Pacific Law Review

University of the Pacific Law Review

Volume 54, Issue 2 (2023)

Front Matters

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University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

Masthead
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

Administration and Faculty
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

Table of Contents
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

Note from the Chief Legislation Editor
Tom Salazar

Legislative Reviews

The End of Single-Family Zoning in California: How Chapter 162’s Impact is More Symbolic than Transformative
Tooba Naveed

To Protect and to Serve, Not to Kill: Chapter 405 Raises Age and Education Requirements for California’s Police Officers
Lina Yoo

Broadband or Bust: California’s Plan to Close the Digital Divide
Steve Zelezny

Quitting Smoking in Early Recovery: Why Chapter 150 Will Have Little Effect on Tobacco Use Reduction
Morgan Graber

Empowering People Who Are Homeless or Upholding a Double Standard: Homeless Shelter Regulations
Marcie Murtha

Working Hard and Hardly Earning: AB 2932 and the Need to Empower Labor
Adam D. Nir

Curbing Quotas: How Chapter 197 Empowers California’s Warehouse Workers
Abigail Palmquist

Police Reform in California: Preventing “Bad Apples” from “Spoiling the Whole Bunch”
Joshua P. Jendian

Ending Guilt by Association: The STEP Forward Act’s Attempt to Return the Presumption of Innocence to California Gang Prosecution
Madison Sykes

Chump Change: Chapter 977 Does Not Fix California’s Broken Bottle Bill
Tristan Hanna

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ISSN: 1520-9245