Judges and Judiciary
Jun. 18, 2016
Your presence is requested: the obligation to attend court
Earn MCLE credit reviewing the power of judges and attorneys to compel parties and witnesses to attend court. By Douglas W. Stern
Douglas W. Stern
Judge (ret.)
UCLA School of Law, 1978
Douglas W. Stern is a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge
To take this test, please visit the MCLE section of the Daily Journal website
Both judges and attorneys are granted the power to compel parties and witnesses to attend court. This power, however, is not limitless. Generally, persons subject to being compelled to attend court fall into two categories: parties and witnesses. Understanding the power to compel court attendance and diff...
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