JOIN CJE FOR AN INFORMATIONAL PICKET URGING FAMILY COURT REFORM AT TUESDAY’S HEARING IN LOS ANGELES
JOIN CJE FOR AN INFORMATIONAL PICKET URGING FAMILY COURT REFORM AT TUESDAY’S HEARING IN LOS ANGELES
This Tuesday, December 8th, the Assembly and Senate Select Committees on Improving State Government will host a joint hearing in Los Angeles to address the issues of oversight of state government agencies and departments.
*Local advocates are planning an informational picket before, during and after the hearing (9-10am, 12-1pm, and 2-4pm). We will meet at the northwest corner outside of the museum (West Pico Blvd. & Roxbury Dr.) at 9:00am to wave signs and get the word out.
The joint committee will hear testimony from California Inspector General Laura Chick, Nonpartisan Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor, State Auditor Elaine Howle, and other experts/reform advocates. Members of the public are invited to attend and comment at the hearing.
The committee will begin hearing public testimony at approximately 2:45pm. If you wish to present public testimony, you must email the committee staff to inform them of your interest in testifying at Tuesday’s hearing. Testimony will be limited to three minutes or less per speaker.
Click here to email the committee and register to present public testimony. PLEASE only email the committee if you wish to present public testimony. In the email, simply state your name and that you wish to speak during the public comment portion of Tuesday’s hearing.
This hearing is the perfect opportunity for family court advocates in Southern California and beyond to present public testimony to our elected state officials regarding the need for reform in our state’s family courts.
Here are the details regarding this important hearing:
What: Joint Legislative Hearing on Improving State Government
When: Tuesday, December 8, 2009 10:00am-3:00pm
Where: Museum of Tolerance (Auditorium)
9786 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles
For those of you who are unable to make the hearing but would like to voice your opinion, you can email your comments to the committee by clicking here.
Please be sure to add your voice to the hundreds of other litigants, advocates and supporters calling for reform in our family courts by taking advantage of this important opportunity.
For more details, call Steve at 415-261-4784.




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