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Government

Sep. 11, 1999

Proposal to Add Judges Seems To Be Benched

SACRAMENTO - California's trial and appeal courts may have to go without new judges until 2001. One reason, said informed sources, is a concern by some Democratic lawmakers that Gov. Gray Davis has created a death-penalty litmus test for prospective judicial appointees.

By Tom Dresslar
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SACRAMENTO - California's trial and appeal courts may have to go without new judges until 2001.
        One reason, said informed sources, is a concern by some Democratic lawmakers that Gov. Gray Davis has created a death-penalty litmus test for prospective j...

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