About two months before San Francisco Superior Court Judge Donna Hitchens took the reins for a two-year stint as presiding judge, she predicted one of her biggest challenges: finding ways to make the court more efficient while dealing with budget constraints. Now, many lawyers and judges say the state budget's trickle-down effect on local courts has tested -- and proved -- her administrative acumen. And she can't slow down now.
December 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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