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Sen. Brian Grove introduced the confirmation of Lisonbee Ganter to serve as inaugural director on the custody death review for the Board of State Community Corrections, saying in part, “This appointment is extraordinarily qualified. Prior to this role, she has been serving as the board of deputy director. Her career at the BSCC started 24 years ago as a field representative.” The roll call that followed resulted in “Ayes, 34. Nos, 0. The appointment is confirmed.”

The Senate then considered a package of gubernatorial reappointments. Grove listed reappointments including Kim Craig and Willie Pilote to the Cal Expo State Fair Board; Tiffany Alvidrez to the State Lottery Commission; and Anthony Bertram, Tanya Far Fairley, and Yolanda Jimenez to the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology. Those appointments were confirmed by roll call; the transcript records the result as “Ayes, 34. No, 0. That appointment is confirmed.”

During the second confirmation package, Sen. Caroline Choi said she would support the appointments but asked for follow-up from board staff: “My staff reached out to the board, on May 8 and May 21, and my office has still not received a response. I support these appointments, but, if they could direct, their staff to provide, my office with a timely response, I would greatly appreciate it.” Choi’s request is recorded in the transcript but no formal order or deadline appears; the desk noted the comment.

Separately, Sen. Scott Wiener asked the desk to move three bills to the inactive file for further work—SB 607 (file item 21), SB 747 (file item 20) and SB 310 (file item 19)—saying the moves were related to forthcoming budget discussions and committee work. The desk noted the request. Sen. Mark Cabaldon also requested that SB 299 (file item 14) be moved to the inactive file; the desk noted that request as well. The transcript records those motions as procedural requests with the desk noting them rather than recorded roll-call outcomes.

After the confirmations and procedural motions, the Senate returned to other business on the daily file.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Senate Floor Session","oneSentenceSummary","The Senate unanimously confirmed Lisonbee Ganter to a custody death review role at the Board of State Community Corrections and approved several reappointments to state boards; senators also requested that several bills be placed on the inactive file for further consideration.","taxTitle","California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California","taxId",77650,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_46":81,"_48":82,"_50":83,"_52":84,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":85,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":86,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6545362,"Senate unanimously passes SB 37 to sanction attorneys for misleading advertising",195,607000,802000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3682289-ae47a5ba654dee92bb565db2eaac5ff1&start=607&end=802","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3682289-ae47a5ba654dee92bb565db2eaac5ff1/thumbnail_607000.jpg","/articles/6545362/California/Senate-unanimously-passes-SB-37-to-sanction-attorneys-for-misleading-advertising","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6545362-1c00bd126606f897fca215286c0468a7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771015921&Signature=mqknJrDq5hTc4SIIdQ9gEyb2qgkr5bQzpbgbbRGQLN5kzQG3XgyvH56GJFXsKh~KyVV0vQYrnI5HqXwA6fYQs-MkcRbP~RmSPr7Hyfc4yI4RM-hvgL5DogGLENkt4gGxGpPlZ9hlT9HXEjZO6mvUvAhgT4Ub-VqE6EUF48cRVp0bXkYZk~EnpszbF~qFphDtaazqxaqqriUyZmjjDc3msmz1G4-oYb~BAgjBtr~XJQUzvU3H6DVUFkefJQ1grnZ4cehVKD7WcwGIzOLS4X~OeNsicYOEJDgeo46XsXOyc0NX42Jn~JoKXIcACqX8X6Ga83Hvw9W5S0r7bq6269PgFQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Senate Bill 37, a measure that creates a mechanism to sanction attorneys for misleading advertising, passed the California State Senate by a recorded vote of 36-0 on the Senate floor.

Sponsor Sen. Tom Umberg told colleagues, “SB 37 is a bill that creates a mechanism to sanction attorneys for misleading advertising. I urge an I vote.” The remarks in support were brief and no extended debate appears in the floor transcript.

The roll call proceeded after Umberg’s remarks and the clerk recorded the votes. The final tally announced on the floor was “Ayes, 36. No, 0. The measure passes.” The transcript includes multiple roll-call entries showing senators recording “Aye” during the roll call.

The measure advanced without recorded dissent in the Senate and the body moved on to other items on the daily file after the vote.","The California State Senate passed SB 37, a bill that establishes a mechanism to sanction attorneys for misleading advertising, by a recorded vote of 36-0 on the Senate floor.","actionData","errors"]

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Senate confirms multiple gubernatorial appointees; several bills moved to inactive file

Senate unanimously passes SB 37 to sanction attorneys for misleading advertising