Like the trial court in People v Johnson, supra, the trial court in Rhoades had also applied the pre-Johnson v California (2005) 545 US 162, 125 S Ct 2410, 162 L Ed 2d 129, standard, which required a finding of more likely than not that there was racial discrimination. The trial court had noted that "the challenge was very close" under that ...
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Generally, initially filing an unlimited civil case (amount in controversy over $35,000) in a California court costs $435 (with exceptions for certain local courthouse construction surcharges). Add $1,000 to the initial filing fees for designated complex cases, one fee for all plaintiffs. ( Gov. Code, § 70616, subd.
Step 9: File the Proof of Service. Proofs of service must be filed with the court within 60 days after the complaint is filed. However, when the complaint is amended to add a defendant, that defendant must be served, and proof of service must be filed within 30 days after the amended complaint is filed. ( Cal.
Step 4: Timely File the Petition for Order Confirming Sale of Personal Property. Verify and file the petition within 30 days after the sale date, i.e., acceptance of the bid or offer by the representative; if the representative fails to do so, the purchaser may file the report and petition for confirmation. ( Prob.
Roberts v Superior Court (1973) 9 C3d 330, 340-341, 107 CR 309 (not waived by mere indication of receiving treatment); Menendez v Superior Court (1992) 3 C4th 435, 448-449, 11 CR2d 92 (dangerous patient requirement). Waiver of the privilege has been found when the defendant relies on a defense of diminished actuality or other cognitive impairment.
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Step 6: Determine the Costs of Bringing a Discovery Motion. All discovery motions under Code of Civil Procedure section 2016.010 et seq. have a filing fee of at least $60. The Superior Court of Sacramento imposes a filing fee of $60 per remedy on all filed motions. (See Fees and Forms page of Court website.)
Penal Code §166(a) provides that a person who commits any of the following acts is guilty of contempt of court, a misdemeanor: Disorderly, contemptuous, or insolent behavior …
Suit by ex-Chetek police officer moved to federal court. A suit filed by a former Chetek police officer against the city has been reassigned to the U.S. Federal …
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Noncompliance with court rules aimed at reducing delays in litigation can result in the imposition of sanctions. (Gov. Code, § 68608, subd. (b).) However, the court's ability to dismiss a case for noncompliance with these rules is limited when it is counsel's responsibility -- not the responsibility of the litigant -- to comply with local ...
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Understanding Removal to Federal Court in Trust and Estate Litigation. Summary. This Strategy Note discusses how federal jurisdiction, and in particular removal to a federal court, may apply to and affect a case or controversy this is, or could be, litigated in the probate courts of California. Counsel should check the appropriate county …
Summary. This How-To Guide addresses scheduling and preparing for case management conferences in Sacramento County. CEB strives to keep all of its superior court-specific guidance up-to-date, but you should also check the California rules of court, the local rules of court, and local court procedures to verify the most recent rules …
For example, when a court has determined that a defendant received ineffective representation from trial counsel, it is necessary to explore the character of the actual cross-examination to ensure defendant has been afforded an adequate opportunity for full cross-examination. 36 C4th at 346-347. ... Join the CEB Community for full access.
In most cases, initially, the court will issue a full criminal protective order that includes conduct, no-contact, and stay-away orders. In appropriate cases, the court may allow an exception to the full criminal protective order for the brief and peaceful exchange of children pursuant to a current or subsequent family court, dependency court ...
As a preliminary matter, you must follow rule 3.1308 of the California Rules of Court when contesting the ruling. Many judges will not allow parties to contest tentative rulings (or will be forced to continue the argument) if the parties don't follow the procedures laid out in rule 3.1308. On the merits, the best approach in my view is to ...
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There is overlapping jurisdiction between the state and the federal criminal code regarding firearms and ammunition. Under federal law, the Violence Against Women Act along with other firearm control acts cast a wide net on the activities of owning, possessing, controlling, and selling firearms. Recently, the United States Supreme Court, in Gamble v U.S. …
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The procedure for discharge, withdrawal, and substitution of retained counsel in criminal proceedings is the same as that for civil proceedings. People v Bouchard (1957) 49 C2d 438, 441. See CCP §§284–285 (substitution of attorney in "action or special proceeding"); Cal Rules of Ct 3.1362 (motion to be relieved as counsel), 8.36 (withdrawal or …
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58 Contempt. E. Criminal Contempt. §58.10 1. Pen C §166. Penal Code §166 (a) provides that a person who commits any of the following acts is guilty of contempt of court, a misdemeanor: Disorderly, contemptuous, or insolent behavior committed during the sitting of any court, in the court's immediate view and presence, and directly tending ...
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In limited civil cases, add the amount demanded in the caption, below the trial date, e.g., exceeds or does not exceed $10,000. Attorney-drafted papers filed in court must comply with the California Rules of Court, e.g., the lines of the paper must be numbered consecutively (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 2.108(1)), and a footer showing the …
The petition for probate provides a jurisdictional framework for the administration of the decedent's estate. Use of Petition for Probate ( Judicial Council Form DE-111) is mandatory. ( California Rules of Court, rule 7.101 (a) .) The petitioner sets out basic facts, including who must receive notice of the proceedings.
In federal district court for civil cases, generally by local rule, a jury may consist of as few as six or as many as 12 jurors, depending on how many the judge determines are needed. (Fed. Rules. Civ. Proc., rule 48(a).) Unlike in state court, the jurors must unanimously agree on the verdict (unless the parties have stipulated otherwise). (Fed ...
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A. Removal Based on Federal Question. A defendant may remove a case to federal court when the complaint sets forth a "federal question" (i.e., when the complaint contains a least one claim over which the federal court has original jurisdiction). (28 U.S.C. § 1441 (a).) Federal courts have original jurisdiction over all civil actions ...
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The reviewing court held the election doctrine inapplicable, since Pen C §273.5 contemplates a continuous course of conduct of a series of acts over a period of time. ... Join the CEB Community for full access. This content is only available to paid CEB users. Get CEB's authoritative secondary sources and search and browse through the most ...
Step 6: Timely File the Petition. File the petition within 30 days after the date of sale (i.e., acceptance of the bid by the conservator). If the conservator fails to file the petition within 30 days, the purchaser may file the report and petition for confirmation. ( Prob.