Andrea Lynn Hoch's work has shuttled California prisoners to Tennessee, set the table for a massive expansion of Indian gaming and laid the foundation for changing the way the state executes killers. As California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's legal affairs secretary, Hoch is one of the most powerful people in Sacramento. But for all her influence, Hoch may also be one of the least visible figures in the Capitol. "My job is, 'Let me try to get you there legally,'" Hoch says. "My job is not to say no."
May 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Andrea Lynn Hoch’s work has shuttled California prisoners to Tennessee, set the table for a massive expansion of Indian gaming and laid the foundation for changing the way the state executes killers.
As California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s legal affairs secretary, Hoch is one of the most powerful people in Sacramento. The veteran government lawyer’s counsel shapes today’s most headline-grabbing issues, from prison overcrowding to locating sex offenders.
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