
Gov. Gavin Newsom and the California Legislature are in intense negotiations over the details of an austere state budget. But one area where there seems to be a consensus is a reduction in the Judicial Branch budget.
Last week, the Legislature passed a budget plan to meet a statutory deadline and ensure lawmakers continued to receive their pay. With a few exceptions, the plan known as AB 107 accepted cuts to the courts that Newsom proposed in his revised budget plan in May.
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