As state budget negotiations head into the final two weeks, the Assembly has tentatively approved the Judiciary's entire request while the Senate recommended a $9 million cut.
March 17, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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As state budget negotiations head into the final two weeks, the Assembly has tentatively approved the Judiciary’s entire request while the Senate recommended a $9 million cut.
The one-house budget bills passed last week are really little more than preliminary position papers that define the point at which each house is beginning negotiations with the other chamber and the governor.
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