Political Reform Act of 1974: contribution prohibitions.California · AB 871 · Last action Feb 1, 2022The act generally prohibits a person from making a contribution totaling more than $3,000 to a candidate for elective state office, and a candidate for elective state office from accepting a contribution totaling more than $3,000, except as specified.Latest action: From committee: Filed with the Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56.Failed
Independent institutions of higher education: legacy and donor preference in admissions: prohibition.California · AB 1780 · Last action Sep 30, 2024This bill would prohibit, commencing September 1, 2025, an independent institution of higher education, as defined, from providing a legacy preference or donor preference in admissions, as defined, to an applicant as part of the regular or early action admissions process.Latest action: Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 1006, Statutes of 2024.Enacted law
Political Reform Act of 1974: expenditures.California · AB 2692 · Last action Sep 30, 2014The act requires that an expenditure of campaign funds that confers a substantial personal benefit be directly related to a political, legislative, or governmental purpose.Latest action: Vetoed by Governor.Vetoed
Civil Forfeiture ReformColorado · HB 24-1023 · Last action Feb 6, 2024The bill makes the following changes to forfeiture actions: A forfeiture order must not be entered unless: The civil complaint is filed within 90 days after the property is seized; and The plaintiff establishes that the seized property is an instrumentality of, or proceeds derived directly from, the crime for which the owner is convicted; When feasible…Latest action: House Committee on Judiciary Postpone IndefinitelyPostponed indefinitely
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