All decisions
about 150 Board decisions about Superior Court, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $5,000 to pay visiting judges in the Superior Court
- Supervisors passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $12,540 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to pay Superior Court fees and transcripts.
- Supplemental $2,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Superior Court telephone and other expenses was postponed to June 19, 1939.
- Board finally passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $23,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for quarters for two Superior Court judges.
- $1,200 from the Emergency Reserve Fund was passed as an emergency ordinance for law books for two new Superior Court departments.
- $4,400 sought for Superior Court reporters and calendar printing
- Emergency ordinance giving the Superior Court $2,040 for criminal insane and narcotics transport was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency ordinance proposed to appropriate $2,040 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the Superior Court.
- Pay raises for Superior Court judges and jury staff, totaling $17,160, are proposed in an ordinance.
- Ordinance funding $58,140 for eighteen court reporters' salaries at $4,800 yearly, abolishing five daily positions, passed.
- An emergency ordinance proposes $2,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to pay outside judges in the Superior Court.
- Emergency ordinance passed giving $4,000 to Superior Court for juror, witness and transcription fees.
- Appropriation of $650 from Bernal Playground heating funds to pay interest on a Superior Court judgment is proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed an emergency $1,500 appropriation for stationery and supplies for three new Superior Court departments. linked by the name only, not checked
- Superior Court received an extra $10,000 emergency appropriation to maintain persons committed to the Youth Authority.
- Board passed a $30,500 appropriation for Superior Court alterations and Law Library storage in City Hall basement.
- Superior Court's $3,240 appropriation for the examination of the insane was finally passed.
- A $2,000 emergency appropriation for the Superior Court's examination of insane persons was referred to Finance Committee.
- Final passage of a $3,500 emergency appropriation for Superior Court criminal-insanity and narcotics commitment charges.
- Proposed $7,600 appropriation for Superior Court fees paying medical examiners of mentally ill persons; discussion continues on the next page.
- Board referred to Finance Committee an emergency ordinance appropriating $5,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Superior Court costs.
- Superior Court received $5,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to transport criminally insane and narcotic addicts.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $108.76 for Superior Court overtime for courtroom clerks serving on jury duty.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,000 for Superior Court jurors' expenses was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $2,443 appropriation for Superior Court jurors' expenses and employee car allowances referred to Finance Committee.
- Passed a $29,800 appropriation for Superior Court insanity examinations, jury and witness fees, and transcripts.
- Superior Court received $1,500 for jury and witness fees and Youth Authority commitments, passed as an emergency.
- Appropriates $5,000 to Superior Court for examinations of the insane, passed as an emergency measure.
- Emergency $1,737 appropriation for Superior Court visiting judges' salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Superior Court would get $3,250 in emergency funds to examine mentally ill persons; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed an emergency $3,250 appropriation for Superior Court examinations of mentally ill persons.
- Emergency $3,000 appropriation for visiting judges' salaries and expenses was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $8,450 appropriation for pro tempore court reporters was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board finally passed a $6,000 emergency appropriation from the Reserve Fund for visiting judges in Superior Court.
- Consideration of a $13,680 emergency appropriation for Superior Court narcotics transport was continued for one week. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $10,000 appropriation for Superior Court reporters' transcripts passed first reading.
- Superior Court's $3,000 emergency appropriation for reporters' transcripts was referred to Finance Committee.
- Superior Court receives $3,260 from the emergency reserve for visiting judges' salaries; finally passed.
- Finance Committee recommended amending and passing for second reading a $3,700 appropriation for Superior Court transportation and contractual services.
- $26,627 appropriation for Superior Court was temporarily postponed pending enough votes for emergency enactment.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,078 for Superior Court reporters' fees was referred to Finance Committee.
- Superior Court's court reporters' fees appropriation was cut to $303 and finally passed.
- Superior Court receives $14,965 for examination of insane persons, jurors' and witnesses' fees, and the
- $120,000 to resurface [name withheld] Road approved linked by the name only, not checked
- State to repay $10,000 for moving two fire hydrants
- City departments get $75,105 more for daily operations
- $225,200 for court costs and airport moving walkways; final vote pending.
- Money for court costs and airport moving walkways approved
- $409,326 for many city departments approved linked by the name only, not checked
- $200 for Superior Court services passes a second reading
- Welfare director and two staff approved for [name withheld] trip
- Money for many city departments; final vote not shown.
- Youth jobs program in Water Department sent to committee.
- Old pipeline land in Redwood City sale for $200 advances.
- $12,675 for court detention advisory group sent to Finance Committee.
- City joins state lawsuit against carmakers over smog devices. linked by the name only, not checked
- Water Department pays $19,800 for [name withheld] work; one job cut. linked by the name only, not checked
- $11,500 moved from Public Works capital work to court security linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax Collector's office rebuilt; court funds approved
- Emergency money added for Sheriff pay and court costs
- Proposal: $20 million Pier 94 port work, plus court and fire funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Funds for fire staff, bail projects and Pier 94; result not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency appropriation for Sheriff, Superior Court and Registrar of Voters was referred to Finance Committee after Public Works item was split off.
- Money for Superior Court operations sent to committee.
- Superior Court grant gets top priority for federal money
- Two new Superior Court jobs proposed as an emergency measure. linked by the name only, not checked
- Court jury and witness costs of $90,000 sent to committee.
- Superior Court budget reshuffled for salaries, travel and equipment linked by the name only, not checked
- $16,000 approved for a Superior Court security system
- Superior Court gets $23,086 for three new staff jobs linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $216,000 for Superior Court fees and services was referred to Finance Committee.
- Controller's $201,576 appropriation for Superior Court computer equipment passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Superior Court's purchase of computer equipment was funded by a $201,575 appropriation, finally passed as Ordinance 571-81.
- Superior Court's $8,999 appropriation for one position's salary and fringe benefits passed for second reading.
- Supervisors finally passed an ordinance appropriating $8,999 to Superior Court for one position's salary and benefits.
- Ordinance appropriating $85,100 to Superior Court for data processing equipment passed for second reading.
- The Board passed on second reading an ordinance appropriating $43,866 to Superior Court for salaries of three reclassified positions.
- Ordinance passed adding $43,866 to Superior Court salaries and benefits, offset by rescinding an equal amount.
- Ordinance appropriating $224,841 to Superior Court for salaries and expenses, funded by a $80,000 rescission, passed for second reading.
- Superior Court receives $224,841 for salaries and expenses, with $80,000 moved from fringe benefits, finally passed.
- Superior Court received $31,500 for data processing equipment, software and maintenance, finally passed.
- $68,800 to be spent on the Dixie Alley stairways
- $68,800 to be spent on the Dixie Alley stairways
- Ordinance adding $704,343 for Superior Court permanent salaries passed for second reading.
- The federal court case ordinance is finally passed
- Superior Court was granted $704,343 for permanent salaries and fringe benefits, passed on final reading.
- Superior Court gets $5,050 to rent Nourse Auditorium as a courtroom for an asbestosis insurance trial; finally passed.
- Superior Court receives $29,141 for temporary salaries, passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a $29,141 appropriation for Superior Court temporary salaries and related fringe benefits.
- Superior Court gets $20,727 for permanent salaries and benefits; ordinance finally passed.
- Renne proposed $238,302 to fill a Superior Court commissioner post; referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $225,000 to Superior Court for a courtroom facilities feasibility study passed for second reading.
- Ordinance passed for second reading, appropriating $474,232 to Superior Court for fees and other compensation.
- Controller's $25,000 appropriation for Superior Court courthouse temporary construction was continued to September 15, 1986.
- $25,000 appropriation for temporary courthouse construction passed for second reading.
- Ordinance 405-86 appropriated $25,000 to Superior Court for temporary courthouse construction and was finally passed.
- Superior Court transcript money of $356,904 moved on; not final.
- Ordinance proposing $290,000 for a Superior Court courtroom facilities survey passed on first reading.
- $232,202 sought to cut Superior Court trial delays
- Maher proposed legislation supporting the Superior Court's juvenile justice plan adopted February 4, 1988.
- Board adopted as amended a resolution endorsing the Superior Court's proposed juvenile justice plan, incorporating the [name withheld].
- Supervisor Walker moved an amendment to an ordinance appropriating $1,014,933 for Superior Court positions; outcome continues on next page.
- Board passed on second reading as amended an ordinance appropriating $255,287 for one Superior Court position.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $1,014,933 to Superior Court for salaries, services and equipment in fiscal 1988-89.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an $88,225 appropriation for Superior Court records storage and retrieval.
- Ordinance appropriating $88,225 to Superior Court for records storage and retrieval was finally passed.
- Superior Court received a $420,176 appropriation for fees and compensation and the ordinance was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $562,704 to Superior Court and rescinding $41,890 passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $662,704 for Superior Court salaries and related costs, rescinding $41,890.
- Proposed $26,001 appropriation for Superior Court to rent property in fiscal 1989-90; passed first reading.
- Passed as final ordinance appropriating $26,001 to Superior Court for rental of property in fiscal 1989-90.
- Controller's ordinance appropriating $993,189 for Superior Court operating costs for fiscal 1990-91 passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $109,000 to Superior Court for architectural, property rental and equipment services in fiscal 1990-91.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $2,173,801 for Superior Court salaries and a salary adjustment for ten court commissioners.
- Controller's $109,000 appropriation for Superior Court services and equipment passed on first reading.
- Superior Court budget appropriation of $2,173,801 for salaries and fees was finally passed for 1990-91.
- A $99,259 appropriation to create one Superior Court position was sent to Finance Committee.
- Superior Court receives a $35,359 appropriation for fees and other compensation in fiscal year 1991-92.
- Proposed $18,666 appropriation for Superior Court to create one position; sent to Finance Committee.
- Superior Court's rental and [name withheld] budget of $146,310 for 1991-92 passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $304,667 to Superior Court for contractual services passed second reading, $214,267 placed on reserve.
- Ordinance appropriating $304,667 to Superior Court for contractual services and courthouse construction passed finally; $214,267 placed on reserve.
- Controller's $8,727 appropriation for Superior Court salaries was sent to the Finance committee.
- Superior Court's $8,752 salary appropriation was reactivated and sent to Budget Committee, to be considered January 27.
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $2,750 to Superior Court for salaries and benefits in fiscal 1992-93.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $975,000 to Superior Court for fees and compensation; referred to Budget Committee.
- Proposed $975,000 for Superior Court fees and other compensation passed for second reading.
- A $4,450,000 appropriation for Superior Court contractual services was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Board passed on second reading an ordinance appropriating $3,845,822 to Superior Court, with $3,565,333 placed on reserve.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $3,845,822 to Superior Court for contractual services, placing $3,565,333 on reserve.
- $1.2 million to pay lawyers for low-income defendants; not yet voted.
- Controller's ordinance proposes $1,221,775 for Superior Court indigent defense costs; referred to Budget Committee.
- Would add $1.2 million for defense lawyers of people who can't pay.
- Proposed ordinance would create a $5,000 cash revolving fund for the Superior Court, referred to Budget Committee.
- Superior Court's cash revolving fund is proposed to rise from $2,500 to $5,000.
- Superior Court's cash revolving fund was increased from $2,500 to $5,000 by ordinance, finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $150,000 to cover over-expenditures in the Conflicts Panel indigent defense program was finally passed.
- $1.2 million covers court legal cost overspend; sent to committee.
- Mayor's $1.2 million appropriation for Conflicts Panel legal costs was divided, with the $1.05 million reserve portion split out.
- Mayor's proposed $150,000 appropriation for indigent defense legal costs passed first reading.
- $1.05 million for lawyers for poor defendants: first vote only.
- $1.2 million to cover overspending on lawyers for poor defendants; split.
- $150,000 for lawyers for poor defendants: first vote only.
- Extra $1.05 million for court-appointed defense lawyers.
- Superior Court asks the Finance Committee to release $3,597,426 reserved for indigent criminal defense.
- Adds $3.26 million to pay for defense of low-income felony defendants
- Proposed: $2.2 million for lawyers for defendants who can't pay.