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Solidifying a plan spelled out during oral arguments last month, the California Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously reaffirmed trial judges' authority to reconsider orders on their own motions. The justices held that two state statutes that appeared to limit judges' power to correct their own errors didn't materially impair courts' core functions and actually served the purpose of constraining litigants who might try to file the same motion over and over.
June 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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