Where do I Check Tentative Rulings in advance of a court hearing?
Many judges post “Tentative Rulings” about upcoming hearings. These “Tentative Rulings” give the parties information such as whether attorneys or clients need to appear in court, whether a motion is granted, whether a hearing is continued, etc. Judges vary on how far in advance these tentative rulings are posted and what information is provided in the tentative ruling. To access tentative rulings at no cost: a) Personal Computer – Click here for a free link or go to the main page of the court’s website and click on the “Tentative Rulings” link. b) At the Roybal Courthouse in Los Angeles – In the main lobby of the Roybal Building, there is a monitor with direct links to Tentative Rulings. c) At a Court Hearing – Most judges have printed copies of hearing calendars outside and in the courtroom.
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