California · Family Code

FAM §6219: Subject to adequate, discretionary funding from a city or a county, the superior courts in San Diego County and in Santa Clara County may develop a demonstration project to identify the best practices

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This statute authorizes superior courts in San Diego and Santa Clara counties to develop a demonstration project studying best practices in domestic violence cases across civil, juvenile, and criminal courts, with findings reported to the Judicial Council and Legislature.

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Subject to adequate, discretionary funding from a city or a county, the superior courts in San Diego County and in Santa Clara County may develop a demonstration project to identify the best practices in civil, juvenile, and criminal court cases involving domestic violence. The superior courts in any other county that is able and willing may also participate in the demonstration project. The superior courts participating in this demonstration project shall report their findings and recommendations to the Judicial Council and the Legislature on or before May 1, 2004. The Judicial Council may make those recommendations available to any court or county.

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