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Government

Feb. 29, 2012

Lawmakers want more telephonic appearances, but some judges resist

The growth of telephonic court appearances by attorneys in recent years has led to fewer miles on the road and cheaper bills for their clients, but a bill in Sacramento that would expand the system has led to some opposition.


By Ciaran McEvoy


Daily Journal Staff Writer


The growth of telephonic court appearances by attorneys in recent years has led to fewer miles on the road and cheaper bills for their clients, but a bill in Sacramento that would expand the system has led to opposition from some in the judiciary who say it would infringe on their domain.


Assemblyman Donald P. Wagner, R-Irvine, introduced AB 1582 this month to expand the types of hearings, conference...

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