In California at least, you cannot read from a document in court while testifying. You can submit a written response or you can testify without reading from a document. You can use a document to “refresh your recollection” to reference information (like a date) that you forgot, but then you must put the document away and provide the information. To answer your question though, it depends on the judge, how busy the courtroom is, and whether the judge thinks that you are staying on track presenting relevant evidence. If the judge thinks that you will take a long time presenting unimportant information, you’re more likely to be cut off. But generally you’ll get at least 5-10 minutes to present your side.
Yea, see I am a reasonable person, but in my dom vio case, he violated my temp inj and was sentenced to community control. It was violent and infront of the children. There is literally no way in hell that I would waste my time on mediation if that is the recommendation in our final hearing for permanent inj.
My opinion, screw these piss poor judges that over reach and abuse court discretion. Amy “Shoots from the hip Pellman” at Mosk dept 13 is one. Review judges on The Robing Room
It's truly disgusting to hear about judges railroading these cases since it can often destroy an individuals life & livelihood. Our legal system being overburdened is not my fault so I should not be denied the opportunity to defend myself & see that justice is done.
Veronica, well done. Thank you for your content.
I really woukd love a quick response to this question.
Can I & if so how would I motion for mediation?!
Would a writ be an appropriate vehicle if the judge does not follow the applicable case laws?
How much time is usually given for one to defend themselves? I have a written statement prepared but it’s about 6 minutes long.
In California at least, you cannot read from a document in court while testifying. You can submit a written response or you can testify without reading from a document. You can use a document to “refresh your recollection” to reference information (like a date) that you forgot, but then you must put the document away and provide the information.
To answer your question though, it depends on the judge, how busy the courtroom is, and whether the judge thinks that you are staying on track presenting relevant evidence. If the judge thinks that you will take a long time presenting unimportant information, you’re more likely to be cut off. But generally you’ll get at least 5-10 minutes to present your side.
what about there is personal info. I would not want the other party to leave with my personal information...
Yea, see I am a reasonable person, but in my dom vio case, he violated my temp inj and was sentenced to community control. It was violent and infront of the children. There is literally no way in hell that I would waste my time on mediation if that is the recommendation in our final hearing for permanent inj.
My opinion, screw these piss poor judges that over reach and abuse court discretion. Amy “Shoots from the hip Pellman” at Mosk dept 13 is one. Review judges on The Robing Room
Then why on earth don't they appoint more judges?
This seems like judges, lawyers, and police with guns decide to do whatever they want.
Many of them seem to think they can because (we) nobody hold them accountable.
@@hunteroneill7300 The DEI hires and tyrants will soon be removed from their posts.
It's truly disgusting to hear about judges railroading these cases since it can often destroy an individuals life & livelihood.
Our legal system being overburdened is not my fault so I should not be denied the opportunity to defend myself & see that justice is done.