administrative proceedings; jury trials

HB 2061 gives people the right to demand a jury trial in certain government administrative cases, directly affecting individuals facing government actions like license revocations or fines. It defines "administrative proceeding" as cases where the government sues someone over more than $20 or a significant liberty (e.g., job, freedom), and the case hasn’t already been filed in court. To request a jury, people must file a notice moving the case to superior court (or justice court for small money claims under $10,000). The bill also specifically applies to peace officers facing disciplinary actions that could lead to a suspension longer than one month or termination.