California Law Revision Commission

-- Last revised Tuesday, November 12, 2002, 12:19 PM --

Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required

The Commission recommended consolidation of the rules governing when a court reporter must be provided in civil and criminal cases. Nonsubstantive revisions would also be made to clarify the application of the statute and related provisions, consistent with existing law. The Commission's recommendation was enacted by the Legislature. See below.
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Legislation

2002: Senate Bill 1371 (Morrow) -- Bill information at Legislative Counsel's website
Enacted. 2002 Cal. Stat. ch. 71

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Final Recommendation

Recommendation -- Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required (11/15/2001)

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Tentative Recommendations and Other Requests for Comment

Tentative Rec. -- Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required [Revised] (March 2001)
Tentative Rec. -- Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required (August 2000)

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Staff Memoranda

Memo 2002-16 -- SB 1371 (Morrow): Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required (3/12/2002)
Memo 2001-89 -- Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required (Draft of Recommendation) (11/13/2001)
Memo 2001-64 -- Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required: Comments on Revised Tentative Recommendation) (9/17/2001)
Memo 2001-33 -- Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required (Draft Revised Tentative Recommendation) (3/27/2001)
Memo 2000-81, Supp. 1 -- Cases in Which Court Reporter is Required (Additional Comments on Tentative Recommendation) (12/12/2000)
Memo 2000-81 -- Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required (Comments on Tentative Recommendation) (11/29/2000)
Memo 99-13 -- Trial Court Unification: Cases in Which Court Reporter Is Required (3/25/99)

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