Staffing shortages and the state's budget situation have prompted officials to reduce the hours of more of the state's law libraries.
September 22, 2016 at 04:43 PM
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Staffing shortages and the state’s budget situation have prompted officials to reduce the hours of more of the state’s law libraries.
Deirdre McPadden, director of judge support services, said the financial crisis, combined with the retirement of two law librarians, resulted in this decision.
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