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• W246664245 abstract "The dedication of Albany Law Review's annual State Constitutional Commentary issue to Justice Stanley Mosk of California Supreme Court comes at a unique moment in his career. In November of 1998, at age of eighty-six, Justice Mosk was confirmed by a 70% margin for another twelve-year term on California Supreme Court.(1) In February of 2000, he will set a new record for longevity as a Justice of California Supreme Court, having served for thirty-five years and six months.(2) What is especially remarkable about this career is fact that Justice Mosk had a distinguished judicial and political career before his appointment to California Supreme Court in 1964. He served as a trial judge on Superior Court of Los Angeles County from 1942 to 1958, and as Attorney General of State of California from 1959 to 1964. Justice Mosk's service on California Supreme Court encompassed an era of tremendous upheaval. During his first twenty-two years, serving under Chief Justices Roger Traynor (1964 to 1970), Donald R. Wright (1970 to 1977), and Rose Bird (1977 to 1987), Justice Mosk found only occasional necessity to dissent, and many of his landmark opinions were unanimous rulings of court,(3) or decided over a single dissent.(4) In 1986, Chief Justice Rose Bird and Associate Justices Joseph Grodin and Cruz Reynoso were removed by voters, and new composition of court left Justice Mosk as chief dissenter. In 1992 and 1993, for example, Justice Mosk dissented in over 46% of court's decisions.(5) Justice Mosk's output of vigorous dissenting opinions set a record. In 1998, he published his 500th dissenting opinion, highest lifetime output of dissents for any justice ever sitting on court. More recently, with appointment of Chief Justice Ron George, California Supreme Court has moved to a more centrist position, and Justice Mosk's dissent rate has dramatically declined. In 1996-1997, he led court in production of majority opinions.(6) Justice Mosk's rulings have had significant impact beyond borders of California. He was in vanguard of movement to reinvigorate state constitutional law. One of key events in this movement was Justice Mosk's dissenting opinion in second hearing of Diamond v. Bland.(7) When a majority of court retreated from its prior ruling that First Amendment protected orderly free speech activities on premises of shopping centers open to public, because of an intervening ruling of United States Supreme Court,(8) Justice Mosk urged same result under unmistakable independent nonfederal grounds upon which our earlier opinion could have been based.(9) His position was subsequently adopted by entire court in Robins v. Pruneyard Shopping Center,(10) which was then affirmed by United States Supreme Court, recognizing the authority of State to exercise its police power or its sovereign right to adopt in its own Constitution individual liberties more expansive than those conferred by Federal Constitution.(11) Many of Justice Mosk's opinions interpreting California Constitution anticipated later rulings by United States Supreme Court, which applied same reasoning to interpretations of Bill of Rights of United States Constitution. In People v. Ramey,(12) for example, California Supreme Court's insistence upon a warrant for felony arrests made in private residences became position of United States Supreme Court four years later in Payton v. New York.(13) Justice Mosk's opinion in People v. Wheeler,(14) holding that use of peremptory challenges to remove jurors based on group bias violates California constitutional right to trial by a jury drawn from a representative cross-section of community, anticipated by eight years a similar ruling by United States Supreme Court. …" @default.
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