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Gov. Gray Davis helped California courts do a little housekeeping Tuesday, signing a bill repealing hundreds of statutes that were rendered obsolete by unification and other major changes to court administration. But a trio of highly anticipated bills on management of court facilities, the employment status of court interpreters and civil filing fees still await action by the governor as he clears his desk in a flurry of pre-election decisions on legislation.
September 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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