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Term limits may have saved the California Coastal Commission. On Wednesday, a majority of the California Supreme Court justices seemed to reject arguments that the selection process used to pick the 29-year-old agency's members violates the separation-of-powers doctrine. But the justices indicated that that might not have been the case if the state Legislature hadn't changed the rules in 2003 to set fixed four-year terms for commissioners.
April 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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