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With a number of states facing deficits due to a souring economy, court systems across the nation are battling severe cuts that could lead to layoffs of court personnel, reductions in service and delays in payment to court-appointed counsel. In a sign of the fiscal distress to come, Maine briefly considered a moratorium on some criminal and civil trials, while Florida court officials may use cash from an emergency fund to make ends meet.
March 24, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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