Opinion No. (1998)

Good Law
California Attorney GeneralMarch 5, 1998California1,361 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

DANIEL E. LUNGREN Attorney General ANTHONY Da VIGO Deputy Attorney General

GROSSMONT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION and LINDA PIERCE have requested this office to grant leave to sue in quo warranto upon the following:

2. Has defendant ceased to comply with the residence requirement for continued service as a governing board member of a high school district?

2. Whether defendant has ceased to comply with the residence requirement for continued service as a governing board member of a high school district presents a substantial issue of fact and law.

Relators allege that in February of 1997, defendant was licensed to practice medicine in the state of Utah; that during the first quarter of 1997, defendant reduced his medical practice within the District from two days to one morning per week, while pursuing a practice in Utah; that in June of 1997, defendant's colleagues held a "going away" party at the site of his medical practice within the District; that defendant currently maintains a medical practice in Utah on a five-day-per-week basis; that in August of 1997, defendant purchased a home in Utah; that defendant has moved to Utah with his family and furnishings; that defendant's house…

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