Except as the California Rules of Court provide otherwise, paper documents filed in this court may be produced on a computer or typewritten and must comply with rule 8.204(b)(1-8) and (11).
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MISCELLANEOUS ORDER 22-17 FORM OF FILED DOCUMENTS THE COURT: Except as the California Rules of Court provide otherwise, paper documents filed in this court may be either produced on a computer or typewritten and must comply with the relevant provisions of California Rules of Court, rule 8.204(b)(1-8), (11).) The order remains effective unless and until the order is vacated or superseded by an order of this court. RAMIREZ Presiding Justice
MISCELLANEOUS ORDER 22-17 FORM OF FILED DOCUMENTS THE COURT: Except as the California Rules of Court provide otherwise, paper documents filed in this court may be either produced on a computer or typewritten and must comply with the relevant provisions of California Rules of Court, rule 8.204(b)(1-8), (11).) The order remains effective unless and until the order is vacated or superseded by an orde
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-10-20 (California Fourth Appellate District build 2026-10-20) from BenchPath custody ca/appellate/ca-coa-4/documents/4dca-div2-miscellaneous-orders.pdf (fetched 2026-10-20; 440969 bytes, sha256 84a13af5f1eb9c60e7deefedaf54981f6a2606e09f1fefed5742557c443105dc): the book's text layer (PyMuPDF text blocks, pages 4 to 38; paragraphs rebuilt from the layout; the running head, the e-filing stamps and the page numbers dropped; the cover and table of orders on pages 1 to 3 are not part of any order). The court's Local Rules & Orders page links the book under “Division 2 – Riverside” as “Miscellaneous Orders for 4th District Division 2”. effective_date: the court's e-filing stamp on the order's first page (“ELECTRONICALLY FILED … Feb 04, 2022”); the order “remains effective unless and until … vacated or superseded”.
9 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1997-10.
6 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1997-13.