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Civil Code Division 3, Part 4, Title 1.81.48 deals with data broker registration.

Section 1798.99.80 provides definitions for the terms “authorized agent” and “data broker,”

Section 1798.99.81 created the “Data Brokers’ Registry Fund” within the State Treasury. The fund is administered by the California Privacy Protection Agency. All moneys collected or received...


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The general understanding is that the executive branch (i.e., state agencies, departments, boards, commissions, and bureaus) can only exercise the “legislative power” (i.e., their quasi-legislative authority), that has been expressly delegated to it by a statute enacted by the legislative branch.

As a general rule, the agency gets it power to adopt regulations by a sta...


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Federal prosecutors in Arizona announced two Medicaid fraud cases this week involving more than $102 million in combined billings to the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System for services purportedly provided to patients covered through its American Indian Health Program.

The cases have reached different stages. A federal judge sentenced a San Tan Valley addictio...


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As a Sacramento resident who also reports on politics at the State Capitol, I am privy to local politics, including local congressional races. One of the hottest is between Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA-3) and Richard Pan. Both are former state legislators: Kiley served in the


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Arizona Senate Government Committee Chairman Jake Hoffman announced September 16 that he would issue subpoenas for Gov. Katie Hobbs, Attorney General Kris Mayes, state officials, and Sunshine Residential Homes representatives as part of a legislative investigation into allegations that political contributions influenced state payments to the group-home provider.

“Today...


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