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Pushed by state lawmakers, the Judicial Council approved rules Friday aimed at giving the public more information about administrative decisions made by the state's 58 trial courts. The rules require courts to give notice and accept public input when making "major decisions" affecting court budgets or hours of operation. In a prepared statement, Chief Justice Ronald George said Friday's action "strikes a balance between the public's needs and the needs of the courts to conduct their business."
December 08, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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