Daily Journal Staff Writer
With the federal government shutdown set to begin today, U.S. attorney's offices throughout the country had by late Friday set in motion furloughs and other plans to operate with a fraction of their regular staff.
In Los Angeles, nearly 60 out of 270 lawyers in the U.S. attorney's office were told to begin an indefinite furlough - sidelining nearly the entire civil division. A third of the L...
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