Reporter Bob Egelko of the San Francisco Chronicle follows the bond money trail at the California stem cell agency in a story that looks at the strategies in dealing with lawsuits against the institute.
His article says, “Prop. 71 committee chairman Robert Klein and state lawyers have publicly discussed filing a bond validation suit in Sacramento County Superior Court. Such a suit might be resolved within months, because courts have generally confined their review to the state's ability to pay for the bonds.” That would mean much quicker sale of the bonds than would be the case in dealing directly with the litigation from fundamentalist and right wing groups.
The subject of the litigation is up for closed-door consideration at the Oversight Committee meeting on Friday.
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