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	'''Time Line of Events Connected to the Founding of the Public Defender''' from Babcock, The Public Defender and the Woman’s Rights Movement—1878-1913. This is part of The Women and Social Movements Website available at http://womhist.alexanderstreet.com.		'''Time Line of Events Connected to the Founding of the Public Defender''' from Babcock, The Public Defender and the Woman’s Rights Movement—1878-1913. This is part of The Women and Social Movements Website available at http://womhist.alexanderstreet.com.

-	'''1878-1890''': Foltz ~~practices~~ law in western courts. ~~Sees~~ many injustices from lack of adequate counsel for poor people accused of crime. Also concerned about prosecutorial misconduct. ~~Conceives~~ the idea of a public defender to match the public prosecutor.	+	'''1878-1890''': Foltz practiced law in western courts. Saw many injustices from lack of adequate counsel for poor people accused of crime. Also concerned about prosecutorial misconduct. Conceived the idea of a public defender to match the public prosecutor.

	'''1890''': Foltz attended the founding convention of the Woman’s National Liberal Union in Washington D.C. and spoke about the Public Defender.		'''1890''': Foltz attended the founding convention of the Woman’s National Liberal Union in Washington D.C. and spoke about the Public Defender.
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	'''1910''': Foltz appointed the first female Deputy District Attorney of Los Angeles. Served for two years.		'''1910''': Foltz appointed the first female Deputy District Attorney of Los Angeles. Served for two years.

-	'''1911'''~~: November~~: Women’s suffrage passed in California. Los Angeles adopted city charter that included possibility of a public defender.	+	'''November 1911''': Women’s suffrage passed in California. Los Angeles adopted city charter that included possibility of a public defender.

-	'''1913''': First Public Defender Office ~~Established~~ in Los Angeles, California.	+	'''1913''': First Public Defender Office established in Los Angeles, California.

	'''1921''': Foltz Defender Bill adopted (at County option) throughout California.		'''1921''': Foltz Defender Bill adopted (at County option) throughout California.

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	== Passage of Constitutional Clauses ==		== Passage of Constitutional Clauses ==

-	'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses 1878 to 1879''' see ~~from~~ Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.	+	'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses 1878 to 1879''' see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.

	'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.		'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.

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	== Passage of Constitutional Clauses ==		== Passage of Constitutional Clauses ==

-	'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses~~'''~~1878 to 1879''' see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.	+	'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses 1878 to 1879''' see from Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.

	'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.		'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.

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-	'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses ~~from~~ 1878 to 1879''' see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.	+	'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses'''1878 to 1879''' see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.

	'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.		'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.

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	== Passage of Constitutional Clauses ==		== Passage of Constitutional Clauses ==
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		+	'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses from 1878 to 1879''' see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.

	'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.		'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.
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	'''March 5, 1879''': Women win Hastings case. Opinion cites Woman Lawyer's Bill and employment section of newly drafted constitution.		'''March 5, 1879''': Women win Hastings case. Opinion cites Woman Lawyer's Bill and employment section of newly drafted constitution.
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-	~~For a Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses from 1878 to 1879 see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.~~

	== Public Defender Campaign ==		== Public Defender Campaign ==

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-	~~For a Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses from 1878 to 1879 see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.~~
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	'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.		'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appear before the Committee on Suffrage.
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	'''March 5, 1879''': Women win Hastings case. Opinion cites Woman Lawyer's Bill and employment section of newly drafted constitution.		'''March 5, 1879''': Women win Hastings case. Opinion cites Woman Lawyer's Bill and employment section of newly drafted constitution.
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		+	For a Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses from 1878 to 1879 see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.

	== Public Defender Campaign ==		== Public Defender Campaign ==

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-	For a Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses~~'''~~ from 1878 to 1879 see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.	+	For a Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses from 1878 to 1879 see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.

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-	~~'''1878- 1879~~ Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses''' from Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.	+	For a Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses''' from 1878 to 1879 see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.

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	'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses 1878 to 1879''' see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.		'''Timeline of Events at the Constitutional Convention Leading to Passage of Educational and Employment Clauses 1878 to 1879''' see Babcock, Constitution-Maker at 878.

-	'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others ~~appear~~ before the Committee on Suffrage.	+	'''October 1878''': Laura Gordon and others appeared before the Committee on Suffrage.

-	'''November 1878''': Committee on Suffrage ~~reports~~ to Convention. ~~Recommends~~ future legislature may remove disabilities on account of sex (legislative empowerment).	+	'''November 1878''': Committee on Suffrage reported to Convention. Recommended future legislature may remove disabilities on account of sex (legislative empowerment).

	'''December 1878''': First suffrage debate on the floor. Proponents led by Workingmen.		'''December 1878''': First suffrage debate on the floor. Proponents led by Workingmen.

-	'''January 9-11, 1879''': Foltz and Gordon ~~attend~~ classes at Hastings College of the Law.	+	'''January 9-11, 1879''': Foltz and Gordon attended classes at Hastings College of the Law.

-	'''January 11, 1879''': Women ~~receive~~ notice dated 1/10 that they are excluded on account of sex.	+	'''January 11, 1879''': Women received notice dated 1/10 that they are excluded on account of sex.

-	'''January 13-15, 1879''': Convention ~~debates~~ woman suffrage sitting as Committee of the Whole. Led by Workingmen; Non-partisans Steele and McFarland also prominent. Defeated.	+	'''January 13-15, 1879''': Convention debated woman suffrage sitting as Committee of the Whole. Led by Workingmen; Non-partisans Steele and McFarland also prominent. Defeated.

-	'''February 10, 1879''': Foltz ~~files~~ suit for admission to law school in San Francisco District Court.	+	'''February 10, 1879''': Foltz filed suit for admission to law school in San Francisco District Court.

	'''February 13, 1879''': Renewed suffrage debates. Led by Non-partisan James J. Ayers.		'''February 13, 1879''': Renewed suffrage debates. Led by Non-partisan James J. Ayers.

-	'''February 14, 1879''': Hastings successfully ~~moves~~ for a continuance of Foltz’s law suit. Legislative empowerment defeated 55 Ayes; 67 Noes.	+	'''February 14, 1879''': Hastings successfully moved for a continuance of Foltz’s law suit. Legislative empowerment defeated 55 Ayes; 67 Noes.

-	'''Saturday, February 15, 1879''': Newspapers ~~report~~ continuance of Hastings case.	+	'''Saturday, February 15, 1879''': Newspapers reported continuance of Hastings case.

-	'''Monday, February 17, 1879''': Ringgold ~~introduces~~ employment clause.	+	'''Monday, February 17, 1879''': Ringgold introduced employment clause.

-	'''February 20, 1879''': Employment clause ~~passes~~ without debate by voice vote.	+	'''February 20, 1879''': Employment clause passed without debate by voice vote.

	'''February 24, 1879''': Hastings case argued.		'''February 24, 1879''': Hastings case argued.
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	'''February 25, 1879''': Extensive newspaper accounts of Hastings arguments.		'''February 25, 1879''': Extensive newspaper accounts of Hastings arguments.

-	'''February 26, 1879''': Education clause ~~passes~~ without debate. 103 Ayes; 20 Noes.	+	'''February 26, 1879''': Education clause passed without debate. 103 Ayes; 20 Noes.

-	'''March 5, 1879''': Women ~~win~~ Hastings case. Opinion ~~cites~~ Woman Lawyer's Bill and employment section of newly drafted constitution.	+	'''March 5, 1879''': Women won Hastings case. Opinion cited Woman Lawyer's Bill and employment section of newly drafted constitution.

	== Public Defender Campaign ==		== Public Defender Campaign ==