Judges and Judiciary
Nov. 9, 2012
Trial court funding group faces complex task
A group of judges and other state officials that must determine how to equitably fund courts has to figure out how to compare the needs of dissimilar courts across California.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A group of judges and other state officials is working to figure out how California's courts can be equitably funded. But their first challenge is to determine how to meaningfully compare courts' incredibly diverse situations and needs.
"We have 58 different county courts with 58 different constituencies, geographies and different caseload types," said Justice Harry Hull of the 3rd Dis...
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