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Gov. Davis wants to raid a fund that is vital to court modernization to help ease the state's budget crisis. If legislators approve Davis' plan, the fund -- estimated to be $80 million by year's end -- would go into the state's general fund as a loan. William Vickrey, administrative director of the courts, said although he understands the state's dire need for money, he's concerned about what could happen if California's financial health continues to decline and the state doesn't timely pay back the loan.
May 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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