Judges and Judiciary
Jul. 23, 2011
Judge group urges rejection of budget cut
The California Judges Association is urging the Judicial Council to make deeper cuts to the Administrative Office of the Courts than what an influential group of presiding judges and court executive officers recommended.
By Emily Green
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Judges Association on Thursday urged the Judicial Council, the state judiciary's policymaking body, to reject the recommendation of an influential group of presiding judges and court executive officers that all judicial branch entities receive an across-the-board 15.2 percent budget cut in 2012-13. Instead, the association recommended that cuts come primarily from "those parts of the branch involving non-essential administ...
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