Judges and Judiciary
Jun. 30, 2012
Court funding crisis: an old-fashioned call for new revenue
No matter how furiously the stakeholders rearrange the deckchairs, the ship will sink unless new funding sources are developed. By Brian Kabateck and Derek J. Scott of Kabateck Brown Kellner LLP
California must develop a long-term solution to the funding crisis facing our civil justice system. That solution requires developing new revenue streams. Cost cutting can only go so far. It is possible to improve any system, but the court funding crisis is a big and immediate problem requiring a big solution.
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