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NewsLink - November 6, 2020

Members of chief justice’s work group on bias are named

(Subscription required) In the coming year, the work group aims to consider how state courts should implement local bias committees. Standard of Judicial Administration 10.20 recommends bar associations and courts create these committees to develop informal procedures for receiving complaints about bias and support educational programs to eliminate it.
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NewsLink - November 6, 2020

San Diego courts resume civil bench trials, jury trial expected in January

(Subscription required) The first in-person civil jury trial is expected to begin in January 2021, with lower priority or non-preference civil jury trials expected to follow soon after. Since the pool of jurors for civil trials is limited, parties in a civil case will have the option to agree to a smaller number of jurors.
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NewsLink - November 6, 2020

Opinion: California must reduce jail and prison populations to fight COVID-19 — and racism

Fighting against COVID-19 in prisons and jails with decarceration and improvements in health care won’t just control outbreaks, it is also fighting racism. Put simply, during a worldwide pandemic of historic proportions, police, prosecutors, judges and parole officers can’t conduct business as usual.

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Judicial Profile: Tribal Court Judge Patricia Lenzi

(Subscription required) While some of the particulars can be different in tribal courts, a few things are typically the same. Tribal judges spend much of their time figuring out federal, state and tribal jurisdictional issues. Sometimes, Lenzi said, she deals with situations that have the complexity of a made-up law school exam question.
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News Release - November 6, 2020

Judicial Council to Hear Reports on Chatbot Services, Pretrial Risk Assessment, Courthouse Building Standards

Will also review toolkit of best practices on complying with the Indian Child Welfare Act
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News Release - January 29, 2020

Supreme Court Announces Jury Selection Work Group

Chief Justice to choose diverse group of judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys from around the state.

NewsLink - November 6, 2020

California’s far-left activists shocked they beat Prop. 25. What’s the future of bail now?

“There’s plenty of opportunity for bail reform at the local level,” Simon said. “Counties can decide to adopt some level of this.” It also means that conservative counties, such as Kern in Southern California or those in the north state — can ignore the changes altogether, indefinitely. “That’s going to mean that some counties have some really regressive arrest and bail policies.”
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NewsLink - November 6, 2020

Judicial Council to Hear Reports on Chatbot Services, Pretrial Risk Assessment, Courthouse Building Standards

The Judicial Council at its Nov. 13 meeting will review and consider a number of reports and recommendations
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NewsLink - November 2, 2020

Judge prohibits Newsom from issuing executive orders that amend or create laws

A Sutter County judge on Monday prohibited Gov. Gavin Newsom from issuing executive orders that amend existing laws or create new ones, escalating a battle with a pair of Republican legislators who argue the governor has abused his authority during the coronavirus pandemic.

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NewsLink - November 3, 2020

New bar group will look at increasing access to justice

(Subscription required) The group will also develop other recommendations concerning fee sharing, nonlegal services provided by businesses owned by lawyers, changes to certified lawyer referral statutes and amendments to advertising and solicitation.
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NewsLink - November 3, 2020

Opinion: Commission on Judicial Performance adopts amended rules

(Subscription required) The commission reviews its rules every two years, proposes amendments or repeals, seeks proposals from interested parties, and circulates some proposals for public comment.
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NewsLink - November 3, 2020

Judicial Profile: Los Angeles County Judge Akemi Arakaki

(Subscription required) "It's about changing the dialogue," Arakaki said. "It's about empowering our families, our parents and our kids to have a voice and to articulate what their need is to be collaborative and communicative, to let them know the law actually changed for this very reason to ensure that we as a court and as a culture and as a state recognize that these kids have been victimized."
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