pacific gas electric co. v. p.u.c. /

Published at 2015-06-16 11:00:00

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(California Court of Appeal) - In a petition for writ of review of the PUC's imposition of civil penalties of $14350000, the PUC decision is affirmed where: 1) the penalties were validly imposed in the belief that Rule 1.1 does not invariably demand a scienter requirement; 2) the Commission correctly treated PG&E's act and omission as continuing violations; 3) the PUC's order to show cause if sufficient notice of the grounds for which PG&E might be penalized; and 4) the penalties authorized by sections 2107 and 2108 are not constitutionally excessive

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