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🟠 Likely UnconstitutionalEst. cost to taxpayers: $500K – $3M

AB-1078

AB-1078 is a comprehensive California firearms regulation bill that modifies concealed carry licensing, expands prohibited locations for firearms, extends licensing to non-residents, increases the 30-

Analyzed Mar 19, 2026

Clearly Constitutional

Proposition 32

Proposition 32 is a California ballot initiative that would raise the minimum wage to $18 per hour by 2026, with a staggered implementation based on employer size. As a state-level minimum wage law, t

Analyzed Mar 19, 2026

🟢 Likely Constitutional

[Analyzed from URL: https://vig.cdn.sos.ca.gov/2024/general/pdf/prop33-text-proposed-laws.pdf]

This California ballot proposition (Proposition 33) repeals the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act and allows local governments to enact or expand rent control without state limitations. The measure is

Analyzed Mar 19, 2026

🟠 Likely UnconstitutionalEst. cost to taxpayers: $500K – $3M
AB 1263CA

California AB 1263 seeks to criminalize aiding or facilitating 'unlawful' firearm manufacturing, expand civil liability for distributing digital manufacturing files, and impose additional regulations

Analyzed Mar 17, 2026

🟠 Likely UnconstitutionalEst. cost to taxpayers: $500K – $3M

Assembly Bill No. 1263 CHAPTER 636 An act to amend Sections 3273.50, 3273.51, 3273.60, and 3273.61 of, and to add Secti

This California bill (AB 1263) expands restrictions on 'ghost gun' manufacturing, digital firearm codes distribution, and creates new criminal penalties. From an Originalist perspective, this law face

Analyzed Mar 17, 2026

🟡 Ambiguous

AB 1263

Cannot provide constitutional analysis as AB 1263 was submitted without accompanying text or sufficient identifying information. California Assembly Bill 1263 could refer to multiple bills across diff

Analyzed Mar 17, 2026

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