Government
Jun. 14, 2012
Legislators’ budget spells more trouble for judiciary
State legislators unveiled their plan for the judiciary's budget Tuesday, and the overall number is the same: a $544 million cut to the branch. But the legislators' plan softens some of an earlier proposal's most contentious aspects.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - State legislators unveiled their plan for the judiciary's budget Tuesday, and the overall number is the same: a $544 million cut to the branch. But the legislators' plan softens some of the most contentious aspects of Gov. Jerry Brown's budget proposal while adding a few whoppers of their own.
Among them: Legislators recommend the adoption of language prohibiting the judiciary ...
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