Focus (Forum & Focus)
Nov. 30, 2007
Objections to Evidence
Focus Column - By Margaret Grignon and Zareh Jaltorossian - A recent decision of the 6th District Court of Appeal reignites the debate over whether trial courts must rule expressly on evidentiary objections when deciding summary-judgment motions.
By Margaret Grignon
and Zareh Jaltorossian
The recent decision of the 6th District Court of Appeal in Reid v. Google Inc., 155 Cal.App.4th 1342 (2007), reignites a smoldering conflict in California appellate and trial courts concerning an issue critical to review of summary-judgment rulings: whether trial courts must expressly rule on evidentiary objections when deciding summary judgment motions and wh...
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