Government
Nov. 2, 2010
Council Allocates Extra $114M to Courts
Members of the Judicial Council voted Friday to allocate California's trial courts $114.3 million more than they received last year, but warned of ballooning court security costs and long-term financial uncertainty.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Members of the Judicial Council voted Friday to allocate $114.3 million more in funding for California's trial courts than they received last year, but warned of ballooning court security costs and long-term financial uncertainty.
The Judicial Council also strongly backed a proposal presented by chief justice nominee Tani Cantil-Sakauye to reinstate a 3.5 percent step increase for most Administrat...
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