Government
Oct. 30, 2014
Judicial Council accelerates availability of reserve funding for courts
A state budget requirement that forced courts to spend almost all of their savings by this summer continues to pose a challenge to the judiciary. The Judicial Council speeded up a process to give courts leftover money in reserves.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A two-year-old state budget requirement that forced courts to spend almost all of their savings by this summer continues to pose a challenge to the judiciary, and the Judicial Council responded Tuesday by speeding up a process in which the judicial branch hands out reserve money set aside for courts each year.
"When courts had larger fund balances, cash flow was not nearly the same ...
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