By Catherine Ho
Daily Journal Staff Writer Most Los Angeles County courts will be closed today, the second of 12 planned monthly furloughs to help offset a projected $79 million deficit. A limited number of courtrooms will remain open to hear statutorily mandated hearings and felony bench warrants. The court will operate at 7 percent staff, and will keep 43 out of 588 courtrooms open. Filings and payments for traffic tickets may be dropped...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Most Los Angeles County courts will be closed today, the second of 12 planned monthly furloughs to help offset a projected $79 million deficit. A limited number of courtrooms will remain open to hear statutorily mandated hearings and felony bench warrants. The court will operate at 7 percent staff, and will keep 43 out of 588 courtrooms open. Filings and payments for traffic tickets may be dropped...
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