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California's budget woes have public law agencies around the state bracing for big cuts. In Alameda County, officials are threatening 10 percent reductions for prosecutors, probation workers, sheriff's deputies, and, of course, public defenders. It's the same old story: When the politicians actually sit down to trim the budgets, it's the PDs that will feel the most pain. Maybe it's time public defenders took some pages from the prosecution playbook.
April 25, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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