Government
Jun. 16, 2006
Judiciary Is Fed Up With Paying High Rents
WASHINGTON - When landlords and tenants fall out, they go to a judge. But what happens when the disgruntled tenant is the judiciary and the impatient landlord is the federal government?
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - When landlords and tenants fall out, they go to a judge.
But what happens when the disgruntled tenant is the judiciary and the impatient landlord is the federal government?
The dispute winds up in Congress.
The federal judiciary is f...
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