By Dhyana Levey and Matthew Pordum
Daily Journal Staff Writers While judges and court staff have been riling for months about the impact of furloughs and closures on court dockets, lawmakers have a different bone to pick with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to furlough state employees: not only is it illegal, but it's having the opposite of the intended effect on the state's General Fund. A recent Senate subcommittee hearing revealed that th...
Daily Journal Staff Writers While judges and court staff have been riling for months about the impact of furloughs and closures on court dockets, lawmakers have a different bone to pick with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to furlough state employees: not only is it illegal, but it's having the opposite of the intended effect on the state's General Fund. A recent Senate subcommittee hearing revealed that th...
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