Government
Mar. 20, 2013
California courts complying with procurement law, auditor says
Six trial courts generally complied with a recently passed law governing purchases by the judicial branch, according to a state audit. However, the auditor also noted some slip-ups.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Six California trial courts generally complied with a recently passed law governing purchases by the judicial branch, the state auditor said Tuesday. However, the auditor also noted some slip-ups, including a few instances where courts did not explain why they awarded contracts to businesses without considering competing bids or omitted to report some spending.
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