Government
Oct. 17, 2012
No. 2 Judicial Branch lobbyist moving to new job
Six weeks after the branch's top lobbyist took on an administrative role, the second-in-command at the Judicial Branch's lobbying arm is changing positions.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The state Administrative Office of the Courts is losing its second top lobbyist in the past six weeks, leaving the agency without experienced leadership as it prepares for further fights to save judicial branch funding.
Donna Hershkowitz, who joined the branch in 2006, is taking a different job with the AOC in Burbank in mid-November. Among other responsibilities, she will likely serve as one of the ma...
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