Appellate Practice
Jun. 17, 2004
Court Loses Way Following Map Outside the Record
Column By Philip Carrizosa - SAN FRANCISCO - Traditionally, appeal courts have confined themselves to reviewing the cold, sterile record produced at the trial court level. The written record - composed of the clerk's transcript of pleadings, motions and orders, the reporter's transcript of the oral proceedings and the exhibits - has been all that the appeal courts look at in reviewing a case and deciding an appeal.
By Philip Carrizosa
SAN FRANCISCO - Traditionally, appeal courts have confined themselves to reviewing the cold, sterile record produced at the trial court level. The written record - compo...
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