The normal record in a criminal appeal includes a reporter's transcript of the sentencing hearing, which should contain any victim impact statement...

There's no direct appeal from the denial of a Marsden motion, but if you're convicted and sentenced, the denial can be raised as an issue in your...

Nope. It's 48 hours, but Sunday doesn't count. So the 48 hours would expire at 9:45 PM Monday. Since the court isn't in session then, you can be...

In theory, you could get back into court by filing a petition for a writ of habeas corpus. But it's unlikely you'd get relief, unless there's some...

The Central California Appellate Program (CCAP) is the best place to get an answer to this question.

What was the judicial misconduct? What was the prosecutorial misconduct? What was the police misconduct? In what regard was your conviction wrongful?

You might have better luck getting an answer if you specify which California statute(s) or Judicial Council rule(s) you believe the local rule...

I've never heard of a First Amendment right to record a conversation or encounter, except possibly in the course of newsgathering.

There isn't an accurate "yes or no answer." The shortest accurate answer I can give is, "Not necessarily."

Since neither attorney ever represented you or consulted with you as a potential client, I do not see any conflict.