Judges and Judiciary,
Government
Jan. 22, 2019
US court officials prepare for the worst during shutdown
With congressional Democrats and President Donald Trump refusing to blink in a stalemate over government funding, federal courts in California are running low on funds and preparing to face the reality of keeping the courthouse doors open on a tight budget.
With congressional Democrats and President Donald Trump refusing to blink in a stalemate over government funding, federal courts in California are running low on funds and preparing to face the reality of keeping courthouse doors open on a razor-thin budget.
The nation's federal court system said last week court filing fees and appropriations not tied to specific fiscal years would allow judges and administrators to keep the judicial...
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