Government
Jan. 7, 2012
Proposed budget leaves court's alone if taxes pass
Governor Jerry Brown's proposed budget released Thursday fell short of restoring funding to the judiciary's slashed coffers, but did offer a reprieve from further budget cuts.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed budget released Thursday fell short of restoring funding to the judiciary's raided coffers, but did offer a temporary reprieve from further budget cuts.
Under Brown's proposal, trial courts could boost their 2012-2013 coffers $50 million by raising civil filing fees. But even with that alternative funding, the judiciary remains under the threat of $1...
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