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Supreme Court of California Jorge E. Navarrete, Clerk and Executive Officer of the Court Electronically RECEIVED on 12/8/2020 on 12/8/2020 by Tao at Zhang, 3:08:56 Deputy PM ClerkS266001 No. 1955802

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1. To fill out courts of appeal, follow these steps:
2. Begin by identifying the case number and name of the court of appeal where the form will be filed.
3. Enter the names of both the appellant (the party filing the appeal) and the appellee (the party responding to the appeal) in the designated sections.
4. Provide a brief summary of the case, including the relevant background information and issues being appealed.
5. Clearly state the arguments and legal grounds for the appeal, supporting them with appropriate citations to relevant statutes, case law, or constitutional provisions.
6. Attach any necessary documentation, such as copies of the lower court's judgment or orders, transcripts of testimony, or other evidence.
7. Sign and date the completed form, affirming its accuracy and truthfulness.
8. File the completed form with the appropriate court of appeal, following their specific filing procedures and paying any required fees.
9. Keep a copy of the filled-out form for your records and provide copies to all relevant parties involved in the appeal process.

Who needs courts of appeal?

1. Courts of appeal are needed by individuals or entities who are dissatisfied with a lower court's decision and wish to challenge it.
2. Typically, parties to a lawsuit who have lost the case in a trial court may seek relief through the courts of appeal.
3. Appellants may include plaintiffs or defendants who believe a legal error was made during the proceedings or that the judgment was unjust.
4. The courts of appeal play a crucial role in the legal system by providing an opportunity for parties to present arguments for a review of the lower court's decision.
5. Additionally, courts of appeal ensure consistency, fairness, and accuracy in the application and interpretation of the law.

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What is courts of appeal?

Courts of appeal are higher courts that review decisions made by lower courts to determine if errors were made.

Who is required to file courts of appeal?

Individuals or parties who are appealing a decision made by a lower court are required to file courts of appeal.

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Courts of appeal can be filled out by submitting a formal written document detailing the reasons for the appeal along with supporting evidence.

What is the purpose of courts of appeal?

The purpose of courts of appeal is to ensure that legal proceedings are conducted fairly and that errors made by lower courts are corrected.

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Courts of appeal must include the details of the case, the decision being appealed, and the legal grounds for the appeal.