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Civil litigators, beware! Beginning in 2026, the rules regarding peremptory challenges will become fairer, more complicated and potentially more costly. Following the perceived shortcomings of the Batson/Wheeler framework, which failed to preclude purposeful peremptory challenges against cognizable classes of citizens, legislators in California took action to eliminate conscious and unconscious bias in allowing such ch...
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