Law Practice
Jun. 17, 2009
Unions Resisting Closure Deal for Courts
A day after the Daily Journal reported officials had reached a deal to close the state court system's $393 million budget gap, the California Sheriff's Association said it would explore legal action if the Legislature adopts the plan, which calls for closing trial courts one day a month, dipping into technology and construction funds and increasing court fees.
By Matthew Pordum
Daily Journal Staff Writer SACRAMENTO - A day after the Daily Journal reported officials had reached a deal to close the state court system's $393 million budget gap, the California Sheriff's Association said it would explore legal action if the Legislature adopts the plan, which calls for closing trial courts one day a month, dipping into technology and construction funds and increasing court fees. Although the Legislature's Bu...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SACRAMENTO - A day after the Daily Journal reported officials had reached a deal to close the state court system's $393 million budget gap, the California Sheriff's Association said it would explore legal action if the Legislature adopts the plan, which calls for closing trial courts one day a month, dipping into technology and construction funds and increasing court fees. Although the Legislature's Bu...
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