I'm not aware of any specific appellate rule which would prohibit interrupting an opponent's oral argument with an objection, but I have never seen...

Appeal panel ruled against me nearly partly on hearsay evidence. What is the likelihood they would actually entertain it?

I don't know what you mean by saying that the court ruled against you "nearly partly" on hearsay evidence. In any event, if you didn't make a...

De novo is sometimes the correct standard of appellate review in California courts. Other times, a different standard of review applies. It...

My principal answer is this: An appellate court will not, in an appeal, consider evidence which was neither admitted nor proffered for admission at...

How does California SB 273 affect transitioning cases that were charged and dismissed?

Expungement of what? Your question indicates there was no conviction. As for the statute of limitations, yes, SB 273 extended it to five years,...

You haven't provided enough information to allow an accurate answer. I suggest you post again specifying what kind of case it is and, most...

In a notice of appeal do you have to explain the issues or does that come after the notice of appeal?

Issues do not have to be explained in a notice of appeal. They are explained in the appellant's opening brief.

Your opponent filed a motion to add a particular document to the record on appeal, and it provided the court with a copy of that document. The...

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If the case was an "unlimited" civil case, see rule 8.104 of the California Rules of Court. If the case was a "limited" civil case, see rule 8.822.

Since you mentioned an "en banc hearing," I assume that your case was in the Ninth Circuit and that the supreme court you're referring to is the...