A recently amended bill up for its first policy committee hearing Tuesday would allow litigants to disqualify justices of California’s courts of appeal—and even entire three-justice panels—whose decisions are reversed by the state Supreme Court and remanded.

Assembly Bill 2125, which originally dealt with the state Air Resources Board until amendments were introduced last month, would apply to justices who wrote reversed opinions as well as colleagues who concurred with them. It would also allow litigants to disqualify, or “paper,” judges on trial courts’ appeals panels.