At The Lectern
A blog on the practice of law before the California Supreme Court
Two Historical Society programs next month
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At the Lectern
Supreme Court limits Coastal Commission jurisdiction over locally approved developments
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At the Lectern
Saving the most for almost the last — a nine-case early-May calendar [Updated x2 with pro tem assignments]
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At the Lectern
Two straight grants of cases with unpublished opinions; conference recap Part I [Updated with issue presented]
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Two Historical Society programs next month
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At the Lectern
Supreme Court limits Coastal Commission jurisdiction over locally approved developments
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At the Lectern
Saving the most for almost the last — a nine-case early-May calendar [Updated x2 with pro tem assignments]
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At the Lectern
Two straight grants of cases with unpublished opinions; conference recap Part I [Updated with issue presented]
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Conference recap — Part II
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At the Lectern
Two straight grants of cases with unpublished opinions; conference recap Part I [Updated with issue presented]
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At the Lectern
Supreme Court takes on four new cases; conference recap Part I [Updated with issues presented]
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At the Lectern
Police pursuit immunity, “organic” labeling cases are added to the Supreme Court’s docket [Updated with issues presented]
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At the Lectern
Supreme Court adds four cases to its docket; conference recap Part I [Updated]
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No stipulated briefing extensions in the Supreme Court
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Is a Supreme Court amicus brief application ever premature after review is granted?
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Warning to grant-and-hold counsel: lead-case remittitur may be closer than it appears
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“The California Supreme Court’s average time from briefing to oral argument 2023–24”
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The Chief Justice on remote arguments, issue percolation, rescue missions, and opinion length [Updated with photo]
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Supreme Court affirms and also disapproves Court of Appeal decision in wobbler case
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Former Chief Justice talks about inter-branch tensions, gives practice tips, and advocates for raising State Bar dues at bar association program
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