Brown Act
Public Records
First Amendment
Due Process
Conflicts of Interest
100

This legislation begins with Government Code Section 54950

What is the Brown Act? 

100

This is any writing containing information relating to the conduct of the public's business prepared, owned, used, or retained by any state or local agency regardless of physical form or characteristics 

What is a public record as defined by the CPRA?

100

This document is what the First Amendment amends.

What is The United States Constitution?

100

No one shall be "deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law."

What is the due process clause?

100

If you violate conflict of interest law, People from this state agency might call you and say "I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you."

What is the Fair Political Practices Commission?

200

72 Hours Notice

What is the notice requirement for regular meetings of legislative bodies?

200

No later than 10 calendar days

What is the deadline to respond to a public records request? 

200

These are the five freedoms that the First Amendment protects.

What are speech, religion, press, assembly, and the right to petition the government?

200

These are the 2 main elements of the right of receiving due process.

What are an opportunity to be heard and receiving an unbiased decision-maker? 

200

This has to be completed every 2 years by all elected officials, certain appointed public officials, and some public employees

What is AB 1234 Training?

300

Recent state legislation, AB 992, made emoji reactions on social media posts about official public agency business illegal as between these people. 

What are two elected officials?

300

Additional 14 days with grounds for extension or consent of the requestor.

What is the allowable extension in response time? 

300

A U.S. Supreme Court decision held that a President cannot block people from this social media platform.

What is Twitter?

300

Individuals who have received a conditional use permit generally cannot have it revoked without the public agency first doing this.

What is holding a public hearing?

300

The mechanism for reporting financial interests.

What is FPPC Form 700?

400

"daisy-chain" or a "hub-and-spoke" are two types of this

What is a Serial Meeting? 

400

Disclose the record, withhold the record; or disclose the record in redacted form 

How may a local agency respond? 

400

When a public official invites her social media followers to comment on official public agency business. 

What is a public forum on social media?

400

A member of this court has been impeached and removed for egregious due process violations. 

What is the United States Supreme Court?

400

Violations of this code can send you to prison.

What is Government Code section 1090?

500

Examples of categories include Existing Litigation, Real Estate Negotiations, Public Employment Negotiations, Labor Negotiations

What are allowable closed session discussion items?

500

Examples include; architectural and official building plans, attorney client communications and attorney work product, code enforcement records, election information...

What are specific exemptions to CPRA request? 

500

The First Amendment protects the right of members of the public to attend public meetings and do this thing.

What is give public comment?

500

The reason that when a public official posts on his Twitter two days before the public meeting that he will be voting against a project, it can open up the public agency to liability for violating due process. 

What is making a decision before the public hearing?

500

This doctrine prevents you, as an employee, from simultaneously holding elected office for your public agency.

What is incompatible activities?

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