Aug. 18, 2017
State Bar spending on attorney discipline system $3.2M under budget
An appellate court justice monitoring the bar’s spending highlighted the savings in a recent report.
Justice Elwood Lui
The State Bar spent $3.2 million less than budgeted on its attorney discipline system in the first half of the year, mostly because of slower than anticipated hiring, according to a report submitted to the California Supreme Court.
The bar’s board agreed to reinvest in other initiatives some of the savings highlighted in the report, which was filed Monday by Justice Elwood Lui of the 2nd District Court of Appeal.
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