The governor has proposed taking all of the law school's state funding about $10 million to help fill the budget hole. School officials aren't sure that's even legal.
May 27, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SACRAMENTO — Searching for an additional $5.5 billion in budget cuts, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Tuesday proposed eliminating almost all state funding for Hastings College of the Law.
The proposed $10.3 million cut amounts to roughly one-quarter of the school’s academic budget, said David Seward, Hastings’ chief financial officer. Seward and other school officials were still digesting news of the proposal Tuesday and could not say what the immediate impact on Hastings students might be.
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