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Two platforms - Zoom (video and audio, free of charge) and CourtCall (audio only, possibly for a fee); recording a court proceeding by any means prohibited unless the judicial officer grants permission (CA Rules of Court, Rule 1.150(c) & (d)), sanctions under subsection (f) for a violation; the Zoom link found on the Court Calendar by the appearance date and courtroom; parties in civil matters appearing remotely under Code of Civil Procedure 367.75 and Rule of Court 3.672, defendants and counsel in misdemeanor and felony matters under Penal Codes 977 and 977.2, all parties in infraction matters consistent with Penal Code section 1428.5; telephonic appearances in civil, unlawful detainer and probate proceedings through the court's designated vendor, COURTCALL, LLC (its usual and customary fees), a party providing notice to the court and all other parties at least two (2) days before the appearance (the page cites rule 3.670 of the California Rules of Court).
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Appearing remotely enhances access to the court and is often more convenient for court users. The Mono County Superior Court offers different platforms for remote appearances in proceedings: Zoom and CourtCall. Information related to policies and procedures for using each is provided on this page. Zoom supports video and audio and is available free of charge. CourtCall is audio-only (telephonic) and may require payment of a fee to use its service. Important Notice Recording a court proceeding through any means is prohibited unless/until the judicial officer specifically grants permission to record as per CA Rules of Court, Rule 1.150(c) & (d). A violation of this rule may result in the imposition of sanctions as set forth in subsection (f) of Rule 1.150. Video Zoom Appearance Mono County Superior Court allows remote appearances in many court proceedings via the Zoom platform. For ZOOM link please go to Court Calendar and click on the link with your appearance date and Courtroom. Pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure 367.75 and Rule of Court 3.672, parties in civil matters may appear remotely. Pursuant to Penal Codes 977 and 977.2, defendants and counsel in misdemeanor and felony criminal matters may appear remotely. All parties may appear remotely in infraction matters consistent with the requirements of Penal Code section 1428.5. Telephonic Appearances - "Court Calls" Pursuant to Rule 3 .670 of the California Rules of Court (CRC), the following information is provided to explain how parties can appear by telephone in civil cases as defined in CRC 1.6, unlawful detainers and probate proceedings. “Parties” are any persons “appearing in an action.” See CRC 1 .6 (15) for a detailed explanation of who are “parties.” A party may appear by telephone for all case conferences, hearings and other proceedings as set forth in section (c) of CRC 3.670 unless a personal appearance is required by law pursuant to CRC 3.670 (e) or by the discretion of the court pursuant to CRC 3.670 (f) or (g). To appear by telephone, a party must provide proper notice to the court and to all other parties, at least two (2) days before the appearance as set forth CRC 3.670 (h). The court has designated the following private vendor to coordinate and provide telephonic appearances: COURTCALL, LLC 6383 Arizona Circle Los Angeles, CA 90045 (888) 882-COURT (888-882-6878) www.courtcall.com COURTCALL, LLC, shall charge parties for its usual and customary fees for coordinating and providing telephonic appearances. Use CourtCall
Appearing remotely enhances access to the court and is often more convenient for court users. The Mono County Superior Court offers different platforms for remote appearances in proceedings: Zoom and CourtCall. Information related to policies and procedures for using each is provided on this page. Zoom supports video and audio and is available free of charge. CourtCall is audio-only (telephonic) a
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3 verbatim requirements on remote appearances in CALEB S. JOHNSTON's division.
6 verbatim requirements on remote appearances in MICHAEL G. KAPLAN's division.