SACRAMENTO – The author of the state bar dues bill overwhelmingly defeated by the Assembly on Tuesday said that he has amended his legislation yet again and will seek a new vote as early as Thursday.
Assemblyman Mark Stone, D-Scotts Valley, did not specify what the latest amendments will do—they were not in print by Wednesday afternoon—but he did say they will not mandate splitting the bar between its regulatory and professional advocacy functions.
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