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In a ruling with the potential to shut down state government on an annual basis, the California Supreme Court on Thursday held that the state controller isn't authorized to pay state employees' regular salaries after a certain date each year during budget impasses. But the court gave legislators plenty of wiggle room by saying payment could proceed if legislators enact an emergency appropriation as allowed by law or make salaries a continuing appropriation through legislation.
May 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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