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: Legal Pad | LAFive L.A. judges volunteer to clear backlog of traffic cases
By Jason Siegel
Five judges volunteered this week to try to clear the six-month backlog of traffic cases at Los Angeles Count Metropolitan Courthouse by a month, the Daily News reported..
The judges plan to hear the 2,250 misdemeanor traffic arraignments that have been building up since the courthouse's arraignment courts was closed in 2003, KNBC reported. L.A. Superior Court Judge Stephen Czuleger was the only one with experience at traffic court. Czuleger asked the four other judges to volunteer after learning that they would be taking the week off, three to attend a judicial training, the Daily News reported.
Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on June 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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