Law Practice
Sep. 22, 2008
Wins, Losses for Courts in Long-Awaited Budget
The Senate passed the long-delayed California budget Friday and the Assembly was expected to OK it before the end of the day. But the break in the logjam was bittersweet for the courts.
By Dhyana Levey
Daily Journal Staff Writer The long-delayed California budget the Senate passed, and the Assembly was expected to OK, on Friday remained bittersweet for the courts. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger threatened to veto the Legislature's spending plan, but instead forged a compromise Thursday with legislative leaders. He was expected to sign it early this week. The budget's passage frees up hundreds of bills sitting on the governor's...
Daily Journal Staff Writer The long-delayed California budget the Senate passed, and the Assembly was expected to OK, on Friday remained bittersweet for the courts. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger threatened to veto the Legislature's spending plan, but instead forged a compromise Thursday with legislative leaders. He was expected to sign it early this week. The budget's passage frees up hundreds of bills sitting on the governor's...
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