Gov. Chris Christie's proposed budget for New Jersey's upcoming fiscal year calls for a modest increase in funding for the state judiciary but cuts for the Department of Law and Public Safety.
February 25, 2014 at 03:01 PM
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Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed budget for New Jersey’s upcoming fiscal year calls for a modest increase in funding for the state judiciary but cuts for the Department of Law and Public Safety.
The $34.4 billion plan Christie unveiled to the Legislature on Tuesday would devote $4.5 million to expanding Drug Court operations, thereby hiking the judiciary’s budget to $692.4 million from $687.9 million this year.
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