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Submitting a motion to consolidate would not, by itself, change the scheduled oral argument in one of the cases.

Many of the record cites I make in an appellate brief, and those I see in other appellate lawyers' briefs, are to a single page, which usually is...

Finding new evidence has no effect on whether or when you can appeal. But if you're asking whether you can use new evidence on appeal, the answer...

Yes, if you fail to file an opening brief or apply for an extension by the deadline, the court will issue a default notice giving you 15 days to...

Yes, the Court of Appeal can consolidate cases on its own motion, as well as on the motion of a party.

You might seek help from a nonprofit organization concerned with police misconduct. You could also check whether the court system you're in has a...

See rule 8.104 of the California Rules of Court (https://www.courts.ca.gov/cms/rules/index.cfm?title=eight&linkid=rule8_104).

Yes, it's possible to make a motion that the reviewing court take new evidence. (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.252(c).) That doesn't mean it's a...