Law Practice
Sep. 17, 2008
Federal Judges to Share Courtrooms
Senior judges will have to share their courtrooms to save money, the U.S. Judicial Conference decided Tuesday.
By Lawrence Hurley
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - Senior judges will have to share their courtrooms to save money, the U.S. Judicial Conference decided Tuesday. The belt-tightening would apply to new courthouses across the country, including the $1.1 billion courthouse planned for Los Angeles and another courthouse in San Jose. The move comes as federal judges continue to fight for higher salaries. The conference, the policy-maki...
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - Senior judges will have to share their courtrooms to save money, the U.S. Judicial Conference decided Tuesday. The belt-tightening would apply to new courthouses across the country, including the $1.1 billion courthouse planned for Los Angeles and another courthouse in San Jose. The move comes as federal judges continue to fight for higher salaries. The conference, the policy-maki...
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