Commission on Judicial Performance appears to have dodged a bullet

A proposed $500,000 cut to the agency failed to make it into Gov. Jerry Brown’s final budget.

California Gov. Jerry Brown delivered his final State of the State address in January, and on Friday reached his final state budget settlement.

SACRAMENTO -- The Commission on Judicial Performance appeared to have dodged a bullet on Friday when a proposed $500,000 cut to the agency failed to make it into Gov. Jerry Brown's final budget.

Brown and legislative leaders announced a budget deal in the morning which preserved gains made by the courts and the state Department of Justice in earlier rounds of budget negotiations.

The budget agreem...

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