Assembly Democrats, holding the line at 25 new judgeships for next year, say the governor is talking about changing the selection process to improve minority representation. The Gov says, �Huh?�
June 15, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Judgeship Debate: Same Old New Process?
Assembly Democrats, holding the line at 25 new judgeships for next year, say the governor is talking about changing the selection process to improve minority representation. The Gov says, “Huh?”
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