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Calif. Courts Take a Step Toward Uniformity
We all like individuality, but when it comes to courts, individual rules make it much more difficult for lawyers to stay abreast of dozens of different procedures in courts where they practice. There's good news, though, at least in California, according to J. Craig William's post. He writes:
The appellate courts are enforcing the state
mandate to keep procedure consistent. Clients are grateful, too, even
though they don't know it. It is much less expensive to practice with
one set of procedures than it is to research the rules every time you
file something in a different county. One set of rules is a small
price to pay for sanity.
Couldn't have said it better. And while we're at it, what local court rule is your greatest peeve?
Posted by Carolyn Elefant on March 13, 2006 at 01:56 PM | Permalink
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