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The California Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, is requesting a copy of the audio recording of an oral argument. The recording is saved in a Windows Media format and can be delivered by mail, picked up in person, or emailed. The court does not transcribe oral argument proceedings, and a fee of \$40 is required to process the request. The fee can be paid by check, money order, or credit card. Here are some additional details from the form: * The form must be completed and submitted by the party requesting the recording. * The form must include the case number, case name, division, date of oral argument, and name of the party requesting the recording. * The form must also include the party's contact information, including address, phone number, and email address. * The form must indicate the desired delivery method for the recording. * The fee of \$40 must be paid in advance. * The court will not prepare the copy of the recording without the required fee.

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The Administrative Office of the Courts has worked for more than 15 years to provide effective representation for appellants in the noncapital Court-Appointed Counsel (CAC) Program. The AOC has advocated for adequate funding for the CAC program, increased hourly compensation rates for court-appointed counsel, and provided financial support for training programs. Despite budget challenges, the AOC continues to pursue options to enhance appointed counsel compensation and fund ongoing training.

This form is used to notify the court that items are missing from the juvenile dependency record in a juvenile dependency appeal or writ proceeding. The form must be used only when the items listed in the court's miscellaneous order number 041805 or in California Rules of Court, Rules 8.407(a), (b) (appeals) or 8.450(h) (writ proceedings) are missing from the record. The form includes the following information: * Case name * Case number * Juvenile court number * Date of the order that is the subject of the appeal or writ * Type of order * Date the record was filed * Items missing from the clerk's transcript (description and date filed) * Items missing from the reporter's transcript (type of hearing and date) The form must be signed and dated by the person filing it.

In order to appeal a court decision, you must present an adequate record of the trial court and an adequate opening brief that includes identifiable issues and arguments that cite the record and legal authorities. You must also provide transcripts of any evidence that you believe is insufficient or unbelievable. If you do not present a complete record and understandable arguments, you may waive or forfeit your issue.

* This form is a Notice of Settlement of Appeal. * It must be filed by the settling appellant in a civil appeal. * The appellant must file a request to dismiss (or abandon) the appeal within 45 days after the filing date of this notice. * If the appellant needs more than 45 days to file the request, they must request an extension from the court. * The court may also grant a stay of any pending court action related to the appeal. The form includes instructions on how to complete each section and where to file the form. It also includes a space for the court's order on the request for an extension or stay.

This form is a Notice of Settlement of Appeal. It is used when the parties in an appeal have reached a settlement agreement. The form must be filed with the court and must include the following information: * The names of all parties to the appeal * Whether the entire appeal has been settled or just some of the parties * Whether a request for dismissal or abandonment of the appeal will be filed within 45 days * If a request for dismissal or abandonment will be filed after 45 days, the date on which it will be filed * Whether a stay of any pending court action is requested The form must be signed by all parties to the settlement agreement. Here are some additional details from the form: * The court may order a longer time period than 45 days for filing a request for dismissal or abandonment if good cause is shown. * The court may also grant a stay of any pending court action if it is necessary to give the parties time to implement the terms of the settlement agreement.

This form is a Notice of Appeal/Cross-Appeal (Unlimited Civil Case) that must be filed in the superior court, not in the Court of Appeal. It must be accompanied by a copy that is served on the other party or parties to the appeal. The form must be completed and filed within 60 days of the entry of the judgment or order being appealed. The form includes the following information: * The name of the party appealing * The judgment or order being appealed * The date the judgment or order was entered * Whether the appeal is a cross-appeal and, if so, the date the original notice of appeal was filed and the Court of Appeal case number * The signature of the party appealing or their attorney The form must be completed in full and filed with the court within the required time period. Failure to do so may result in the appeal being dismissed.

This form is a Notice of Appeal for Felony cases in California. It must be filed in the Superior Court within 60 days of the judgment or order being appealed. The defendant must check one of the boxes to indicate the basis for the appeal. If the appeal challenges the validity of a guilty plea, no contest plea, or admission of a probation violation, the defendant must complete the Request for Certificate of Probable Cause on page 2 of the form.

This form is a Notice of Appeal for Civil Commitment/Mental Health Proceedings in California. It must be filed in the Superior Court within 60 days after the court rendered the judgment or made the order you are appealing. The form must be completed by the Defendant/Respondent (the person subject to the civil commitment) and includes information about the type of appeal, the statute under which the Defendant/Respondent is being held, and whether the Defendant/Respondent requests that the court appoint an attorney for the appeal.

This form is a Notice of Appeal for Juvenile cases. It is used to appeal a decision made by the juvenile court. The form must be filed within 60 days of the decision being made. The form requires the appellant to provide information about themselves, the case they are appealing, and the order they are appealing. Here are some of the key details from the first paragraph: * The form is called a Notice of Appeal for Juvenile cases. * It is used to appeal a decision made by the juvenile court. * The form must be filed within 60 days of the decision being made. * The form requires the appellant to provide information about themselves, the case they are appealing, and the order they are appealing.

This form is for filing a notice designating the record on appeal when filing an unlimited civil case in the Court of Appeal. It is used to request a clerk's transcript, reporter's transcript, or settled statement of the proceedings that took place in the superior court. It also includes a section to request a record of an administrative proceeding that was admitted into evidence, refused, or lodged in the superior court. You also must check off which options you choose to use (clerk's transcript, reporter's transcript, or settled statement) and whether you need an order waiving fees and costs. Lastly, you must provide the title and date of any documents or exhibits you wish to be included in the record.