Can I serve a courtesy copy of an appeal to a different court than the one where the case is in?
I am not aware of any statue or rule that would prohibit you from sending copies of your briefs to anyone you like.
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Kelseyville, CA
Appeals Lawyer at Kelseyville, CA
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I am not aware of any statue or rule that would prohibit you from sending copies of your briefs to anyone you like.
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I'm sure there are plenty of crackpots in San Diego who would purport to make one for you.
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Yes, I agree that's what it probably means.
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