"The order is affirmed" means that the trial court's order remains in effect until and unless the trial court issues a new order which supersedes it.

A petition for rehearing from a Court of Appeal order denying transfer from the Appellate Division is not permissible, because the denial is final...

You can file a petition for review for up to 10 days after the Court of Appeal's decision became final as to that court. (Cal. Rules of Court,...

Yes. The grace period under rule 8.220 (or, in criminal appeals, 8.360) applies regardless of whether the party has received previous extensions...

Based on what you describe, I see nothing that would relieve you of the obligation to pay the citation, if you admit guilt or are found guilty.

I think you mean pro per, not pro bono. An attorney should be appointed for your husband through the Central California Appellate Program (CCAP);...

You make a timely objection to the order in front of the judge who issued it, and you explain why it violates federal law.

You can't appeal any criminal charge. However, you can appeal a criminal conviction, including a DUI conviction, once you are sentenced or placed...

If I wanted something from the clerk's office, I would contact them by telephone or e-mail. Here's a link to the contact information:...

No, the respondent in a California appeal is not required to file a brief. As to whether your case would be hurt by your not filing a brief, no...