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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Bendix finds that the trial court properly dismissed a taxpayer's complaint for a refund. Proposition 39, which was enacted in 2012 to promote clean energy jobs, did not violate the single-subject rule for ballot initiatives. The measure's provisions were directly related to funding clean energy job creation, and the differential burden on businesses was within the scope of its purpose. Affirmed.
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