By Cortney Fielding
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - For two years, Michele Vercoutere made her way through a maze of paperwork that would compel a lesser bureaucrat to file for early retirement. The Los Angeles County's Chief Administrative Office manager has worked Saturdays and holidays crafting the agreements necessary to transfer the county's 50 courthouses to state control, in compliance with the California Legislature's Trial Court ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - For two years, Michele Vercoutere made her way through a maze of paperwork that would compel a lesser bureaucrat to file for early retirement. The Los Angeles County's Chief Administrative Office manager has worked Saturdays and holidays crafting the agreements necessary to transfer the county's 50 courthouses to state control, in compliance with the California Legislature's Trial Court ...
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