Legislative Victories 2013

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The following bills, whether passed or defeated, represent legislative victories for protecting the public health:

California

Senate Bill 635 - Failed to leave Assembly by 5/31/13
Summary: Local authority to allow on-sale operation between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m
Sponsor(s): MarkLeno (D-San Francisco)

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Tell Gov. Newsom:
CA Communities Lose When the Booze is Loose

Big Alcohol lobbyists used COVID0-19 as an excuse to shred existing alcohol regulations.

Third-party delivery, alcohol to go, ever-expanding public consumption--and they will try to make it all permanent.

Tell the Governor to make public health and safety essential, not industry profits.

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FEATURED PUBLICATIONS

NEW FROM ALCOHOL JUSTICE

The cover of the Los Angeles County Shelter-In-Place Survey report

THE ALCOHOL SIP (SHELTER-IN-PLACE) SURVEY
Alcohol use in Los Angeles County under lockdown

(co-published with the Institute for Prevention Strategies)

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Recent publications
THE HIGH COST OF THE 4 A.M. BAR BILL
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IN THE DOGHOUSE

the Monopoly Man (Uncle Pennybags, we believe) chases a beer

Bud's Backdoor Beer Monopoly:

AJ Calls on Becerra to Stop Distributorship Grab

AB InBev buys out major California alcohol distributor in clear disregard of three-tier and antitrust law. It's time for the Attorney General to step in.

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VIDEO

"YFJ Calls Out Budweiser's #COVIDwashing"
AB InBev benches Budweiser while shilling four other brands to over 10 million youth

"Alcohol Justice On Top, Ep. 1"
Helping kids build the skills to reject alcohol advertising: AJ talks to Jean-Phillippe Dorval

LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY

CA Alcohol Legislation
All legislation related to alcohol policy in Sacramento. Includes analysis & position letters from AJ & CAPA.

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CA bills concerning opioid and overdose prevention, recovery, and treatment.