Earl Warren State Building, California State Supreme Court. (Jason Doiy/The Recorder)
Six trial court judges chosen last week to consider the state's appeal of a decision awarding current and retired judicial officers $36 million in back pay have unanimously voted to deny review in the case.
October 26, 2018 at 03:35 PM
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New judges work quickly, it seems.
Six trial court judges chosen last week to consider the state’s appeal of a decision awarding current and retired judicial officers $36 million in back pay have unanimously voted to deny review in the case.
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