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The Administrative Office of the Courts is considering a hiring freeze for itself and the appellate courts, curtailed travel budgets and cutbacks in implementing new technologies, in anticipation of more financial doom and gloom out of Sacramento. While the AOC has yet to make any final decisions, those were among ideas proposed late last week on how to trim the courts' $2.5 billion budget.
November 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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