Appellate Practice
Sep. 6, 2001
Writ Rights
In response to burgeoning caseloads, the Legislature has begun a dramatic shift in the nature of appellate review. More and more, the Legislature has restricted the right of direct appeal and instead limited litigants to pursuing their appellate remedies through a petition for extraordinary writ.
In response to burgeoning caseloads, the Legislature has begun a dramatic shift in the nature of appellate review. More and more, the Legislature has restricted the right of direct appeal and instead limited litigants to pursuing their appellate remedies through a petition for ...
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