Law Practice
Jun. 18, 2009
Court Closure Plan Moves Forward Another Step
The Legislative Budget Conference Committee officially signed off Tuesday on a plan that includes closing the state's courts one-day a month to offset a $393 trial court deficit, but without union and judges' cooperation, it will be difficult to acheive the reported savings, officials said.
By Matthew Pordum
Daily Journal Staff Writer SACRAMENTO - The Legislative Budget Conference Committee officially signed off Tuesday on a plan that includes closing the state's courts one day a month to offset a $393 million trial court deficit, but without union and judges' cooperation, it will be difficult to acheive the reported savings, officials said. "I think there are clearly two wild cards in the plan, namely the security cuts and the cuts ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SACRAMENTO - The Legislative Budget Conference Committee officially signed off Tuesday on a plan that includes closing the state's courts one day a month to offset a $393 million trial court deficit, but without union and judges' cooperation, it will be difficult to acheive the reported savings, officials said. "I think there are clearly two wild cards in the plan, namely the security cuts and the cuts ...
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