Judges and Judiciary
May 25, 2011
Judiciary Goes Committee-Crazy
At the judicial branch, committees have expanded in prominence and scope as the branch trouble shoots one issue after another.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Either lauded as a vehicle for transparency or maligned as an excuse for closed-door decision making, committees have become a de facto response to addressing criticism of project oversight and misplaced priorities in California's judicial branch.
What to do about a controversial computer system? Appoint one - or five - committees. How to address allegations of mismanagement at the Administrative O...
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