Maine's federal judges, like most of their counterparts across the country, have
Date
4-10-1993
Pages
3B
Abstract
Maine's federal judges, like most of their counterparts across the country, have stopped scheduling civil jury trials after May 12 as a way to ration money paid to jurors to ensure sufficient funds for criminal trials through the end of the fiscal year. Budget constraints have made the move necessary , but the slowdown could be averted if Congress approves a proposed $7.5 million supplemental funding package for the federal courts.
Subjects
Courts, Trials
Recommended Citation
"Maine's federal judges, like most of their counterparts across the country, have" (1993). Maine News Index – Portland Press Herald. 7043.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_pph/7043
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Source
Portland Press Herald