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On Tuesday, Chief Justice Ronald George appeared before a joint session of the state Assembly and Senate to deliver a grim summary on the State of the Judiciary. Three years of budget cuts are adding up, and courts are cutting back hours and services. George warned that if cuts continue, basic justice will be lost, saying, "I cannot emphasize too strongly how firmly I believe that further cuts to our courts will not achieve net savings -- instead, they will increase the overall costs for our society."
March 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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