Government
Mar. 16, 2016
Proposed bill looks to create more veteran courts
State Assembly Public Safety Committee on Tuesday will consider a bill that would authorize deploying of funds to study adding more courts catering to veterans in smaller counties.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The state Assembly Public Safety Committee on Tuesday will hear proposed legislation that would explore putting more collaborative courts that cater to military veterans in small California counties.
The proposed Assembly Bill 1672 is sponsored by B. Wayne Hughes Jr., a Southern California-based businessman who has been noted by media outlets as a significant contributor...
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