California § 19328 - The Legislature hereby finds and declares that Bernard E. Witkin
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§ 19328. The Legislature hereby finds and declares that Bernard E. Witkin
(a) The Legislature hereby finds and declares that Bernard E. Witkinâs legendary contribution to California law is deserving of a lasting tribute and an expression of gratitude from the state whose legal system, he, more than any other single individual in the 20th century, helped to shape. (b) The law library of the California State Library, located in the Library and Courts Building in the City and County of Sacramento, is hereby designated as the Bernard E. Witkin State Law Library of California. (c) The State Librarian, in cooperation with the Department of General Services, may install appropriate plaques and markers showing this special designation upon receiving donations from nonstate resources to cover any costs.
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