Renne Public Law Group (RPLG) Founding Partner Jon Holtzman will present at the Municipal Management Association of Northern California (MMANC) Annual Conference, October 26-28 in Monterey.
In the world of local government, however, the issue isn’t really whether there will be new approaches to policing as we know it but what the changes will be.
If passed, the Freedom to Vote Act will advance election-safety provisions in five major ways. Co-authored by RPLG Partner Jonathan Holtzman.
On September 30 and October 1, 2021, Governor Newsom signed nine new police reform bills into law. A few other police reform bills are still on the Governor's desk (as of the date of publication of this Alert). The legislation addresses [...]
Although it is a small step, a recent appellate decision involving the City of Oakland carries significant promise for ensuring that local public agencies and civilian oversight boards can fully investigate allegations of police misconduct to ensure integrity in policing and maintain community trust.
The Berkeley Law Center for Law and Work will host a five-hour webinar about police reform on Friday, Jan. 29, convening sixteen lawyers, judges, policy experts and professors to discuss possible changes to police-related labor laws. RPLG Founding Partner Jon Holtzman will speak on a panel about transparency in the negotiations and administration of police labor agreements.
Partner Jon Holtzman recently served as Special Counsel to the Fresno Commission on Police Reform (CPR), leading an RPLG team that provided guidance for the entire Commission.
