AOC administrative director Steven Jahr promised that judicial leaders would put the money to use "transparently and efficiently."
May 23, 2013 at 05:41 AM
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SACRAMENTO — Key committees in both legislative houses on Thursday voted to restore $100 million to trial courts despite warnings from finance officials that the state’s "tenuous" fiscal outlook doesn’t support the extra funding.
Lawmakers on the Senate and Assembly budget subcommittees that oversee the judiciary said it’s time to ease the effects on courts of five years of cutbacks.
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