Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 27, 2010
State High Court Rejects Riverside's Efforts To Ease Criminal Case Backlog
Trial courts facing criminal case backlogs don't have to sideline civil and family court matters to deal with the problem, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Trial courts facing criminal case backlogs don't have to sideline civil and family court matters to deal with the problem, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday.
A unanimous court rejected Riverside County District Attorney Rod Pacheco's argument that all available courtrooms should have been converted to help deal with a serious backlog that prompted numerous criminal cases...
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