Public Interest
May 6, 2015
Collaborative courts growing and expanding with state funds
Counties all over the state are gearing up to open or expand new courts and programs designed specifically to prevent repeat felony offenders from committing crimes.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As courts continue to be hamstrung by budgetary shortfalls, nontraditional "collaborative
courts" have become something of a financial lifeline for counties throughout California
pushing to prevent repeat felony offenders from committing crimes and overcrowding
the prison system.
Last month the state Jud...
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