Judges and Judiciary
Dec. 9, 2011
Judicial council to accept study showing need for more judgeships
A two-year study measuring how long it takes judges to handle various types of court cases has identified a need for 345 new judgeships throughout California.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A two-year study measuring how long it takes judges to handle various types of court cases has identified a need for 345 new judgeships throughout California.
Court officials said the study, overseen by the National Center for State Courts, reinforces a long-standing request for more judges. It also shows that even as judges are disposing of criminal cases more efficiently, their time i...
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