I’ve decided to focus on a challenge to California’s state
constitution based on proposition 22 and how it violates the state
constitution. From what I have read it is a suit being filed to California Supreme
court, prop 22 limits the power of elected officials to govern. This is not
done through the normal means for a formal constitutional change, as they want
this prop struck down, like, prop 8 (attacked the LGBTQ+ community) and prop
187 (attacked immigrant communities). I believe that they want to skip the two
basic steps of initiation and ratification. Their argument/lawsuit against prop
22 is that it limits the ability of California legislature establish and
enforce a system of worker compensation for gig workers. It prevents any legislation
that authorizes any entity to bargain on driver’s behalf. It violates the “single
subject rule” governing the ballot measures of California. They hope that it
will be taken down through this lawsuit as unconstitutional to California’s
constitution. It is interesting to see how this lawsuit goes directly to
California’s supreme court, effectively avoiding legislative proposal.
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