A state Senate subcommittee offered California judges two budgetary gifts Thursday: an 8.5 percent pay raise and money for 50 new judgeships next April. A sister Assembly panel was not so generous, however, making no immediate offer to match the Senate's pay hike and proposing money for no more than 20 new judicial positions next year. The different spending proposals mean the judiciary's budget will head to a conference committee, where lawmakers from both houses will try to reach a compromise.
May 22, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A state Senate subcommittee offered California judges two budgetary gifts Thursday: an 8.5 percent pay raise and money for 50 new judgeships next April.
A sister Assembly panel was not so generous, however, making no immediate offer to match the Senate’s pay hike and proposing money for no more than 20 new judicial positions next year.
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