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As if the budget crisis hasn't caused enough havoc with plans to modernize California's judicial branch, a new study says half the courthouses surveyed are at risk of severe damage in an earthquake. The Administrative Office of the Courts commissioned the earthquake study pursuant to legislation that lays out how court buildings will be transferred from county to state ownership. The report is only preliminary, but of 300 court structures included in the study, engineers said only 72 were seismically safe.
February 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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