Opinion

City of Carmel-By-The-Sea v. Young

2 Cal. 3d 259
85 Cal. Rptr. 1
466 P.2d 225
37 A.L.R. 3d 1313
1970 Cal. LEXIS 271

Court: California Supreme Court
Filed: Mar 26, 1970
Status: Published
Author: Peters
On the bench: Burke, Mosk, Peters
Cited by: 110 cases

indiscriminate application of public disclosure law to all public employees unconstitutional

How later courts described this case

indiscriminate application of public disclosure law to all public employees unconstitutional
privacy of personal financial affairs

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The opinion

PETERS, J.

I dissent. For the reasons set forth in part I of the dissenting opinion of Justice Mosk, I am of the view that no actual controversy is presented and that the trial court should be directed to dismiss the proceeding. Since I do not believe that an actual controversy is presented, I find it inappropriate to reach the issue of the validity or invalidity of the statutes involved.

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