Judges and Judiciary
Apr. 28, 2011
Courts Bill Bounced Around
The controversial Trial Court Rights Act is jumping between committees like a sack of hot potatoes. The bill will be heard only by the judiciary committee and not the accountability committee.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The controversial Trial Court Rights Act is jumping between committees like a sack of hot potatoes.
The bill, which would decentralize management of trial courts, still awaits its first hearing as state assembly members keep changing their minds about which committees should review it. Legislation often dies or is amended in committee, and the back-and-forth signals a potentially rough path for the pro...
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