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participatory/Civil Procedure

Jurors, justice and technology

By Howard B. Miller, Douglas R. Young

self-study/Civil Procedure

New initial disclosure, supplementation option

By William Slomanson

self-study/Civil Procedure

Excusing jurors for cause during jury selection

By Gregory L. Prickett

self-study/Civil Procedure

Counting the minutes: Calculating the deadline for requesting a statement of decision

By Alana H. Rotter

self-study/Civil Procedure

Procedure in California state courts vs the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

By William Slomanson

self-study/Civil Procedure

Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters

By A. Marco Turk

self-study/Civil Procedure

Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters

By A. Marco Turk

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