Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget would keep general-fund money allotted to the judiciary the same as last year, but funding for civil legal services for the poor would be cut by $274,000.
February 08, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s proposed budget would keep general-fund money allotted to the judiciary the same as last year, but funding for civil legal services for the poor would be cut by $274,000.
In the second budget proposal of his administration, Corbett introduced a budget without tax increases for individuals and businesses for the 2012-13 fiscal year that would fund the judiciary at $298.9 million in general-fund dollars.
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