Judges and Judiciary
Dec. 28, 2013
After skepticism, judges say judicial branch reform moving forward
The judicial branch's administrative office, long a target of criticism, is making progress with internal reforms after a critical report, despite many observers' initial skepticism it would make progress.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Eighteen months after the California judiciary said it would overhaul its administrative office to address criticism that it was unaccountable and inefficient, observers are voicing cautious optimism that genuine reform is underway.
"I do see a culture change," said Brian McCabe, one of the judges who evaluated the office in a scathing report last year, but "we see some area...
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