Judges and Judiciary
Nov. 14, 2012
Slashes to LA courts could reach $85 million
In the latest in a string of local courts cutbacks, Los Angeles County Superior Court announced Wednesday it must slash up to $85 million from its upcoming fiscal budget, a reduction that will include staff cuts and could involve the closure or partial closure of up to 10 courthouses.




By Blake Edwards
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In the latest in a string of local courts cutbacks, Los Angeles County Superior Court announced Wednesday it must slash up to $85 million from its upcoming fiscal budget, a reduction that will include staff cuts and could involve the closure or partial closure of up to 10 courthouses.
When asked to comment about a news release by the Consumer Attorneys of California on the court cuts, Judge Lee Smalley Edmon, presidi...
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