Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 15, 2014
Lawmakers approve audit of judicial administration
Court leaders say the probe is duplicative and could complicate ongoing internal reform efforts, but audit proponents argue it will provide a higher level of transparency and objectivity about the branch's operations.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a victory for unions and a group of judges critical of state judicial leadership, lawmakers on Wednesday approved a financial audit of the branch's administrative office, injecting legislative oversight into the ongoing internal effort to reform the troubled office.
Members of the Legislature's Joint Committee on Legislative Audit unanimously approved the audit requested by Assemblyman Regina...
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