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California Court of Appeal, California Supreme Court, Judges

2007 Annual Report on Judicial Branch

September 25, 2007

This press release (PDF dowload) from the Judicial Council of California announces the release of its 2007 Annual Report (PDF Download).

[The report is] a summary of the judicial branch’s significant progress and challenges in improving court administration and equal access for all Californians.

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The report highlights the branch’s efforts, in cooperation with the legislative and executive branches of state government, to improve service to the public and describes key trends in court caseloads and workloads.