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- Capital Accounts: Judges, It's Time to Let It All Out
- Illston's Big-League Debut
- Survey Shows Judges Split on Decentralization
- Judicial Council Leader Giving Up Post
- Court Tosses Out Appeal Over State Building Sale
- Committee to Examine AOC for Bloat
- Capital Accounts: For New Chief, Democracy Isn't a Three-Letter Word
- Panel Not Happy Letting Hospital Off $96 Million Hook
- Judges' Survey Raises Hackles
- Cantil-Sakauye Wants to Shake Things Up
| Capital Accounts: Judges, It's Time to Let It All Out | Top |
| Illston's Big-League Debut | Top |
| The judge gave lawyers in Barry Bond's case plenty of leash -- and they ran with it -- but kept the trial from spinning out of control. | |
| Survey Shows Judges Split on Decentralization | Top |
| In a sign of discontent that Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye faces, almost half of responding judges support the so-called Trial Court Bill of Rights | |
| Judicial Council Leader Giving Up Post | Top |
| Court Tosses Out Appeal Over State Building Sale | Top |
| Committee to Examine AOC for Bloat | Top |
| Capital Accounts: For New Chief, Democracy Isn't a Three-Letter Word | Top |
| Panel Not Happy Letting Hospital Off $96 Million Hook | Top |
| Judges' Survey Raises Hackles | Top |
| Assemblyman Charles Calderon, the author of the Trial Court Bill of Rights, calls CJA questionnaire "disingenous" | |
| Cantil-Sakauye Wants to Shake Things Up | Top |
| On the heels of Vickrey's resignation, the new chief justice welcomes "new thinking" on branch management. | |
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