California Gov. Gray Davis kicked over a hornet's nest called the California judiciary with his comments this week that his judicial appointees should resign if they can't "implement my vision" on such issues as the death penalty. Now, he's trying desperately to repair the damage. Davis touched off a similar firestorm in July when he told a newspaper that the state Legislature's job was to "implement my vision."
March 03, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Gov. Gray Davis kicked over a hornet’s nest called the California judiciary with his comments Tuesday that his judicial appointees should resign if they can’t “implement my vision” on such issues as the death penalty.
On Wednesday, he desperately tried to repair the damage.
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