The History of Terrorism
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2018 California Senate Bill 10
2019 Bonta introduced legislation to end the use of for-profit, private prisons and detention facilities in California. Signed in 2019 by Gavin Newsom, AB 32 made California the first state in the nation to ban both private prisons and civil detention centers.[29]
2021 On March 24, 2021, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that he would be appointing Bonta as Attorney General of California to succeed Xavier Becerra, who had resigned the position to become Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Joe Biden.[34][35]
2022 In 2022, Bonta expressed concern about that the American Data Privacy and Protection Act would preempt the California Privacy Rights Act and inhibit state officials' ability to enforce data privacy regulations.[39]
2023 Advocate - California School Board President Calls Harvey Milk a 'Pedophile'
2023 Attorney General Rob Bonta stated on 9 June 2023 that Walgreens, CVS, and two pharmaceutical companies would have to pay a total of $17.3 billion to the state of California as part of a settlement for their involvement in the opioid crisis.[2]
2024 LA Times - Inside the Sheriff Department’s secretive investigation into Villanueva’s critics
Bonta and State Senator Robert Hertzberg co-authored Senate Bill 10, which when passed, made California the first state in the nation to eliminate money bail for suspects awaiting trial and replace it with a risk-assessment system.[27] On August 28, 2018, Governor Jerry Brown signed the bill into law.[28]
Bonta introduced legislation to repeal a McCarthy-era ban on Communist Party members holding government jobs in California.[25] The bill received criticism from Republicans, veteran groups and Vietnamese Americans, with Republican Assemblyman Travis Allen calling it "blatantly offensive to all Californians." After passing the State Assembly, the legislation was later withdrawn.[26]
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