California Supreme Court
Mar. 11, 2020
You do not forfeit an objection you didn’t have
How do you preserve an objection you never made or had? You hope the California Supreme Court changes the law after your trial and before your appeal is decided.
Don Willenburg
Partner
Gordon & Rees LLP
appellate law, litigation, special master
1111 Broadway Ste 1700
Oakland , CA 94607
Phone: (510) 463-8600
Email: dwillenburg@grsm.com
Stanford Univ Law School
Don is chair of the firm's Appellate Practice Group in Oakland, and an attorney member of the Information Technology Advisory Committee to the Judicial Council. The views expressed are his own.
How do you preserve an objection you never made or had? You hope the California Supreme Court changes the law after your trial and before your appeal is decided.
The Supreme Court recently decided two cases about the effect of its landmark decision in People v. Sanchez, 63 Cal. 4th 665 (2016). [See "$95
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