text: It’s getting a bit difficult at this point, trying to sort through the degrees of grey shading for the practice of non-disclosure from the Minstry of Truthiness and the The Office of Newspeak.
  If one “monkees” around with the truth long enough, there are no longer shades of gray. This becomes evidenced in black and white. Does anyone know how to determine who made those contributions to the JC, when they made them and for how much? CCP Section 425.16(j)(1) states: “Any party who files a special motion to strike pursuant to this section, and any party who files an opposition to a special motion to strike, shall, promptly upon so filing, transmit to the Judicial Council, by e-mail or facsimile, a copy of the endorsed, filed caption page of the motion or opposition, a copy of any related notice of appeal or petition for a writ, and a conformed copy of any order issued pursuant to this section, including any order granting or denying a special motion to strike, discovery, or fees.”
  Glad you enjoyed it. I am looking for a video of the song, “Tie a yellow Post-it round the dark knight’s neck”. Today I got word that the court administration lawyers have said they will not turn over the Register of Action. I may not be lawyer, but I am pretty sure that by law, the courts can’t mail a Pro Per a yellow Post-it notice of a judgment never entered and not found in the court file and then write an Appellate Opinion based on this fake judgment document. I think I need to add to the definition of CCP425.19 🙂
  Cantil-Sakauye told the Bee in 2005, “One of my favorite sayings is, ‘There is no one truth, only versions of it.’ “
  More music to my ears! California is alive with music lately. It may have seemed like a dire move at one time, but no more. Eliminate this useless bureaucracy. I’d love to shake that judge’s hand.
  I imagine one day JCW that all AOC employees will have to sign non disclosure agreements ala working for the Royal Family in the UK.
  If this report saying the AOC should not take cuts immediately like the courts does not inspire Judges to get off the dime and follow the ACJ’s example and join the revolt, then I don’t know what will. I take that back, impacting their own pocket books would!
  PS speaking of Bastille day…..sounds like the AOC is taking the less than sucessful tactics of Marie Anntionette with the courts: “let them eat cake!”
  Michael, now I am totally exposing my lack of knowledge: how would one access such a thing to read what you were posting about? Thanks!
  It’s a company proprietary subscriber based multi-channel secure messaging service managed by and originating out of that one country with legendary subpoena proof information security and not available to the general public.Contained therein is a channel called CalCourts.
  “From the desk of JCW” used to carry censored cross-postings from YenWire. Sometimes JCW still posts materials off of YenWire. We’ve stopped directly cross posting because it was too tedious and there is a marked lack of security..
  Courtflea: It contains raw material that becomes the story that by itself is unsuitable for public consumption.
  It contains evidence, files or links behind the story. Some of the material is released through other media sources, some of it is released here. Information on CalCourts is available to most journalists. When we get a direct media inquiry about if we have something, that media is released to the requesting journalist.
  […] his CCMS committee that CCMS should take precedence over keeping the trial courts open and that the B-Day exercise in futility is about to become reality in the next Judicial Council […]
  
  ... with technology I really do, I can sort of do some of the basic web stuff IF I don't think about it too hard. It's a bit like having something in your peripheral vision but the minute you look at it directly it disappears.
  Anyway I check the stats for this blog every day, being the saddo that I am, and since I went away I have not had a single hit - not one. Now I realise there is a very good chance that no-one reads this but I have had comments and that suggests otherwise. The flatlining hit counter was niggling away at me (actually it was really upsetting me because lets face it a flatlining hit counter is just desperate) and then, bingo, in a moment of clarity I realised just before I went away I changed the blog template and forgot to put the tracking code back into the html - GAH!
  Sometimes I can be so very very dim...So, just because I can, I have changed the template again but this time I have actually added the tracking code and after a few days I might even manage to filter out my own hits - LOL