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Government

Jan. 20, 1999

New World Order Considered For the Child Support System

SACRAMENTO - After years of tinkering with California's troubled child support collection system, frustrated legislators now say they want to look at broad reforms that may include putting tighter leashes on district attorneys and scaling back the role of judges.

By Peter Blumberg
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SACRAMENTO - After years of tinkering with California's troubled child support collection system, frustrated legislators now say they want to look at broad reforms that may include putting tighter leashes on district attorneys and scaling back the role of judges.
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