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When power outages hit, the courts can’t just sit idle — and that’s the core of a heated debate. The Bar Association’s head warns these blackouts are crippling justice, slowing cases and frustrating the public. But the Attorney General fires back, insisting the judiciary has the authority and resources to self-solve — no handouts needed. It’s a clash over responsibility: Are courts expected to run on backup generators or should the state step in? The stakes? Keeping justice alive when the lights go out.

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