Jun. 21, 2017
Recent history casts doubt on whether bill to increase family law judges will be implemented
On Tuesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed a bill that would allow the courts to convert up to 10 subordinate juridical office positions to judgeships during the 2017-18 fiscal year, provided the new judges are assigned to family law or juvenile court.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO — The California Senate Judiciary Committee passed a bill on Tuesday that would allow the courts to convert up to 10 subordinate juridical office positions to judgeships during the 2017-18 fiscal year, provided the new judges are assigned to family law or juvenile court.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a version of this legislation every year since 2011. But there is just on...
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