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Allen said the current requirement to file a petition to access juvenile-court records creates additional expense and delay for counsel representing plaintiffs, child-welfare agencies or probation departments in government claims and civil litigation. “This was all put in place for privacy reasons,” Allen said, “but... petitions end up requiring a lot of resources and time which cost more by the taxpayers.”

The presenter said SB 413 would reduce litigation costs by significantly reducing the number of petitions filed and would include safeguards to prevent further dissemination of records outside the limited access the bill creates. Representatives of the County of Los Angeles identified themselves in the hearing as the bill’s sponsor; the transcript names Andrew Levenbaum as a legislative representative for the County of Los Angeles and also records a speaker identified as Andy Liebenbauch/Liebenbauce representing the county in support.

When asked, a county representative confirmed the bill is intended to give targeted access to juvenile case files while maintaining privacy protections; no organized opposition was recorded in the hearing excerpt. The committee moved SB 413 forward; the clerk recorded that the item was “out on the a roll call,” and the record notes that Assemblymember Dixon did not cast a vote. The transcript excerpt does not include a numeric roll-call tally.

The hearing record does not include the full statutory language or the detailed privacy safeguards; those details would be determined in the bill text and any implementing guidance if advanced. Committee members thanked the author and the sponsor for bringing the measure; a motion and second were recorded before the roll call that advanced the bill.

Ending: SB 413 was advanced out of Appropriations Committee on a roll call; the available transcript excerpt records the advancement and that Assemblymember Dixon did not vote but does not include the numeric vote tally.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Assembly Appropriations Committee","oneSentenceSummary","Sen. Allen presented Senate Bill 413 on July 16, 2025, telling the Appropriations Committee the bill “seeks to streamline access to juvenile records in limited circumstances in order to speed up case resolution and reduce court congestion and costs.”","taxTitle","California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California","taxId",17099,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6550210,"Appropriations Committee advances SB 307 to protect CSU students affected by immigration enforcement",218,3116000,3334000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5403814-d7fd13e6daa40cf8a4191c32e76765d2&start=3116&end=3334","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5403814-d7fd13e6daa40cf8a4191c32e76765d2/thumbnail_3116000.jpg","/articles/6550210/California/Appropriations-Committee-advances-SB-307-to-protect-CSU-students-affected-by-immigration-enforcement","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6550210-7e1a78a1d47fc7fc23016e7184bfd8db/orig.mp4?Expires=1770522185&Signature=Td1Sfmeh9b1Ue54HSGG2cXHQvrj8viR26TWRLdyxvHicDUIw9h5NTzdb83MVagZqkrI-GINv-vNU6MXB-38HPjpBNU-dN3~aw2c~FRAd6aUkT4GsWf5E-uE9SRDFPZFxlqLoCIzPZYAZZzfTt1QksOzjX1Kyi~kHe2eOAcjFemZY1f6-f69JqNKqhCYQYI-OXWwOt4prtwioSXQyEnNdrWvRuTvVzU4JWIugor4kvdomPtINexL5yPBOx-c5H6syY0c7rAcqfgvbSOMQuYLgrdCsVH1dL0I3mXWDWu4u6ol~GMK27gsrXuHvRFXCXdUy4lcN9OeA0IT5U91VPCQpPA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sen. Cervantes presented Senate Bill 307 to the Assembly Appropriations Committee on July 16, 2025, saying the measure would require the California State University system to implement precautionary measures to protect undocumented students who are subject to federal immigration enforcement activities.

The bill would require campuses to ensure that a student's absence or inability to meet academic requirements because of immigration enforcement activity “does not affect their qualifications for exemption from paying nonresident tuition,” and would direct staff and designated Dreamer resource liaisons to help undocumented students access financial aid and academic resources. “It also requires the regents of the University of California to adopt similar measures,” Cervantes said during the presentation.

The bill’s sponsor cited statewide figures during the presentation: California enrolls about 87,000 undocumented students in higher education, and roughly 27,000 undocumented students graduate from California high schools each year. Cervantes said those numbers underscore the urgency of establishing consistent protections across public higher-education systems.

Eric Paredes, speaking for the California Faculty Association, identified himself as a supporter and sponsor of the bill. No witnesses in opposition were recorded in the hearing.

A committee member offered brief public praise for the bill during questions, calling the measure “timely” amid federal immigration enforcement activity. Cervantes closed by asking members for an “aye” vote. The committee moved the bill forward; the clerk recorded that the item was “out on a b roll call.” The transcript does not include a roll-call tally in the record available here.

SB 307 would also require campus systems to adopt policies on administrative withdrawals, grade handling and reenrollment for undocumented students who are detained, deported or otherwise unable to attend classes because of enforcement activity. The bill text and implementing details — including whether and how the UC regents adopt parallel policies — were not specified in the hearing record.

The committee is the Appropriations Committee; the hearing record notes committee rules for public participation and a 40-minute limit on public testimony for bills placed on the suspense file. The bill was advanced out of committee for the next steps in the legislative process.

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The committee approved a motion to pass a set of bills to the Assembly consent calendar and a second motion to pass additional bills that are not eligible for the consent calendar; both motions were approved by roll call, according to the transcript. The chair then read a list of bills advanced on the two consent motions; the transcript lists many bill numbers and sponsors (examples transcribed during the hearing include: SB 280 (Cervantes), SB 344 (Weber-Pearson), SB 392 (Grayson), SB 482 (Weber-Pearson), SB 510 (Richardson), SB 517 (Nilo), SB 595 (Choi), SB 598 (Durazo), SB 650 (Cabaldon), SB 773 (Ashby), SB 852 (committee on elections and constitutional amendments), SB 856 (committee on natural resources and water), SB 861 (committee on business, professions and economic development)).

The committee then took up the suspense calendar. The clerk read a series of bill numbers for the suspense file; the transcript records that the “suspense calendar is deemed approved.” The hearing record in this excerpt does not include individual roll-call tallies or fiscal analyses for each bill listed on the consent or suspense calendars.

Ending: The committee advanced the two consent-calendar groups and deemed the suspense calendar approved; several bills were explicitly named in the transcript list but the excerpt does not contain full roll-call results or fiscal attachments for those items.","The Assembly Appropriations Committee approved two consent-calendar motions and deemed the suspense calendar approved, advancing a long list of bills to the next legislative step; the transcript lists numerous bill numbers and sponsors but does not include roll-call tallies for each item in the excerpt provided.","actionData","errors"]

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Committee advances SB 413 to streamline targeted access to juvenile records with privacy safeguards

Appropriations Committee advances SB 307 to protect CSU students affected by immigration enforcement

Appropriations Committee advances consent and suspense calendars; dozens of bills moved forward