There's no question the California secretary of state will appeal this judge's ruling, says Legal Analyst Dan Eaton.
SAN DIEGO – In September of 2018, former California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a measure into law that was designed to boost the diversity of those serving on the boards of publicly-held corporations.
A judge recently ruled that this law — which essentially requires public companies to have at least one board director from an unrepresented group — is unconstitutional. Legal Analyst Dan Eaton joined KUSI’s Logan Byrnes on “Good Evening San Diego” to discuss details of this measure.
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