The Florida Supreme Court told the Legislature the state needs 80 new judges but acknowledged the positions may not get filled until the economy improves.
February 18, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The economic crisis has aggravated funding needs in the court system, which needs 80 additional judges, the Florida Supreme Court said Thursday.
The court acknowledged there is little likelihood of the request being fulfilled by the Legislature, which faces a $3 billion budget shortfall.
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