A result of a 7 percent cut in clerks of court budgets, delays in time-sensitive functions such as processing payment of traffic tickets are likely. That could lead to unnecessary driver's license suspensions.
March 16, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Floridians may see longer delays in getting credit for paying traffic fines and child support as court clerks cope with a 7 percent budget cut passed by the Legislature.
That is a sample of the effects discussed Wednesday by the state’s clerks at an emergency conference held in Tampa.
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