The Honey Badger Goes to Court, Again
Blogging about badgers might seem unlikely – until they wind up in court.
Blogging about badgers might seem unlikely – until they wind up in court.
Attorneys and Pro Se litigants are advised to double-check California Courts Emergency Rules related to COVID-19 in all court related matters. Emergency Rule 12, as well as additional Emergency Rules should be taken into consideration when implementing California Code of Civil Procedure 1013. Emergency Rule 12 Electronic Service (a) Application (1) Notwithstanding any other law, including … Read Article
California’s Los Angeles Superior Court will be implementing electronic filing of all civil documents.
The new rule, if enacted, would allow traffic infraction defendants to request an ability-to-pay determination.
Twitter has a new tweeter – and follower – the San Bernardino Superior Court.
This week in the courts – California chastises Weedmaps, New York proposes legalized sports betting, Wyoming fights methane waste regulations, Delaware remains impartial, Los Angeles goes after jury duty scofflaws.
Beginning March 15th, 2018 California’s Ventura Superior will no longer accept documents filed by fax as the court begins to implement e-Delivery, their new electronic filing system.
Man’s best friend is now court-appointed. Last month Nemo, a black lab, was “sworn in” by Judge Nancy Davis at The Superior Court of San Francisco to be an official supportive helper for children who need to testify. This partnership was created by Judge Davis and SFCASA Executive Director Renee Espinoza in an effort to … Read Article
The Santa Clara Courts are actively engaged in implementing E-Filing for various types of cases.