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Car thieves, prostitutes and shoplifters might have a field day in Oregon: The state has run out of money to process minor criminal cases. But Oregon's problems are not unique. State judicial systems nationwide have coped with budget cuts since the boom of the '90s fizzled. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities says the current state deficits are deeper than they have been any time in the last half-century.
May 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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