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A legislative analysis slammed California court administrators last week for their overhaul of court computer systems, saying a lack of project planning and oversight could prove costly to the state. The Legislative Analyst's Office said the judicial branch has already spent $32.4 million on two new systems, yet court administrators could not provide a total cost estimate, nor could they say how they planned to pay for the projects.
February 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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