Judges and Judiciary
Sep. 10, 2011
Assigned judges program faces cuts
About one in 10 judges who take the bench every day in San Bernardino County wouldn't be there if not for a statewide program that taps retired judges to help short-staffed courthouses.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
About one in 10 judges who take the bench every day in San Bernardino County wouldn't be there if not for a statewide program that pays retired judges to help short-staffed courthouses.
The state keeps an army of 400 retired judges on call to temporarily fill vacancies, pinch-hit during medical leaves and otherwise help keep courts running during judicial shortages. But the budget for assigned judg...
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