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California's justices can take steps to streamline the appeals process, the state Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday, but not to the point of blunting oral argument by indicating that their minds are made up. In People v. Pena , Chief Justice Ronald George also held that it isn't proper for appellate courts to threaten lawyers with monetary sanctions if they repeat arguments from their written briefs.
February 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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