Driven by the need to fill budget holes, Governor Jerry Brown puts more power in the hands of the AOC.
May 18, 2012 at 04:31 PM
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SACRAMENTO For more than two years, the judiciary has been consumed by a public struggle over control of the branch, a push-pull between those who say judges should have a dominant role and those who want policy driven by the Judicial Council.
In a single day, Gov. Jerry Brown may have made that fight moot.
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