Court employees from across California crowded the steps of the court’s headquarters in San Francisco to stop closures and cuts that would hurt the public. Approximately 200 court reporters, interpreters, judicial assistants, court clerks, and attorneys — half from Los Angeles — spoke out for court services.
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“We should not be closing courts first before we come up with a solution. We’re hurting the public.”
> Debra Roberson, Court Services Assistant 3, who works in juvenile court in Los Angeles
“We’re talking about what is the solution. Our concern: transparency. Why isn’t the AOC letting us look at their books?”
> Jennifer Lorson, attorney at the Children’s Law Center, which represents 95% of the children in the LA County foster care system