NEW: California Initiative Review, February 5, 2008 Presidential Primary Election
Pacific McGeorge actively contributes to law and policy development through the Capital Center for Government Law and Policy. As California’s leading non-governmental resource for nonpartisan legal analysis on public policy issues, the Capital Center offers students the opportunity to work with faculty on a diverse range of policy-making projects. The Center organizes its activites around four major subdivisions:
- Government and Public Policy Programs
- Certificate in Governmental Affairs
- Public Service Scholarships
- Governmental Affairs Student Association
- Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Government and Public Policy
- with an emphasis in Education Law
- with an emphasis in Health and Aging Law
- Faculty
- Institute for Legislative Practice
- Amendments to California Cemetary Law (5/8/01) .pdf
- Grand Jury Reform Project
- California Whistleblower Protection Act Amendments
- California Initiative Review
- A Retrospective on Election 2000 Symposium
- Judicial Administration Bureau
- Jury Reports
- Center for Access to the Courts through Technology
- Integrated Information Technologies Project
- Judicial Involvement in Legislative Processes (State Justice Institute Grant SJI-99-N-003)
- Materials on Judicial Elections
- Government Agency Resource Center
- California General Counsels Association
- Institute for Administrative Justice
Through the Center’s comprehensive, real-world training, our graduates have confidently assumed leadership positions on the bench, within governmental agencies and as elected officials committed to improving the administration of justice.
Click on the links to learn more about our Certificate in Governmental Affairs and Masters Degree (LL.M.) in Government and Public Policy.
The Center publishes in-depth studies and report on topics of current interest, a quarterly newsletter, and the California Initiative Review.
To contact the Center:
Telephone (916) 739-7104
Fax (916) 739-7072
Email: Capital Center
