Claims against the state: appropriation.
What changed between versions
The appropriation amount changed from an unspecified blank to a specific total of $7,391,650.83 from the General Fund.
The bill's scope expanded from appropriating funds for a single unspecified judgment to allocating funds across eight specified court cases, including Hoffman v. Bonta ($165,000), California Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bonta ($128,206.50), California Chamber of Commerce v. Bonta ($2,775,000), California Chaparral Institute v. Board of Forestry ($553,159.23), Catholic Medical Mission Board and Food for the Poor v. Attorney General ($887,685.38), Safari Club International v. Bonta ($481,749.72), Junior Sports Magazines Inc. v. Bonta ($900,000), and The Personal Care Products Council v. Bonta ($1,500,000).
A detailed allocation schedule was added specifying exact dollar amounts for each of the eight cases, including sub-allocations within two cases (Catholic Medical Mission Board receiving $595,954.03 and Food for the Poor receiving $291,731.35; Law Offices of Donald Kilmer receiving $350,000 and Michel and Associates receiving $550,000).
The legislative digest was updated to reflect the specific dollar amount and to describe the appropriation as covering claims arising from eight specified actions rather than a single unspecified case.