Saying California needs at least 150 more judges, court leaders vowed Friday to pursue funding from the governor and Legislature to add new trial court slots over the next three years. Members of the Judicial Council voted to dust off a 2001 blueprint for judicial requests that was tabled due to a worsening budget outlook. Court officials say they are now more hopeful of getting a sympathetic hearing in Sacramento since there's a new crop of legislative leaders and a new budgeting method.
August 30, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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Saying California needs at least 150 more judges, court leaders vowed Friday to pursue funding from the governor and Legislature to add new trial court slots over the next three years.
Members of the Judicial Council voted to dust off a 2001 blueprint for judicial requests that was tabled due to a worsening budget outlook. Court officials say they are now more hopeful of getting a sympathetic hearing in Sacramento.
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