Opinion No. (1998)

Good Law
California Attorney GeneralMarch 5, 1998California2,037 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. Did defendant comply with the residence qualification for election to the governing board of a high school district?

3. Is continued residence within a high school district required during the entire term of office of a governing board member?

4. Has defendant complied with the residence requirement for continued service as a governing board member of a high school district?

2. Whether defendant complied with the residence qualification for election to the governing board of a high school district presents substantial issues of fact and law.

3. Continued residence within a high school district is required during the entire term of office of a governing board member.

4. Whether defendant has complied with the residence requirement for continued service as a governing board member of a high school district presents substantial issues of fact and law.

A. Allegations as to Residence at the Time of Election

Relators allege that for purposes of election to the…

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