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The California Supreme Court has approved a new rule of professional conduct that will go into effect Aug. 1.

The California Supreme Court revived a special tradition on Tuesday, filling its audience for oral argument with 80 students from San Diego high schools.

The Supreme Court will hold an oral argument session on June 27, with all justices and counsel participating remotely.

The California Supreme Court directed the State Bar Court of California to abolish its informal practice of not requiring attorneys who have been ordered suspended for 90 days or less to inform their clients, the courts, and adverse parties of the suspension.

Court will host its first oral argument outreach session since the pandemic, to include students from high schools serving unhoused youth and those aspiring to be first-generation college graduates.

Judge Lench, who was recently named vice chair of the commission, was reappointed to serve another four-year term.

The State Bar must submit updates to Chief Justice Guerrero for approval no later than August 1.

Justices and counsel will appear remotely via video connection while upgrades are made in the San Francisco courtroom

The academy is one of the nation’s most prestigious honor societies that recognizes global leaders across diverse fields who are addressing societal challenges and advancing the public good.

Due to technical issues arising out of a recent weather-related power outage, oral argument on Tuesday will be held remotely.

Los Angeles County Judge Michelle Williams Court will join the committee starting April 1.

Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero has tested positive for COVID-19 and is exhibiting mild symptoms.