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On connecting to Zoom, the name and case number entered in the meeting chat - only parties to the case and attorneys admitted, and a person not admitted for failing to do so counted as an absence or a failure to appear; working technology the participant's responsibility, technical difficulties not excusing the court date, in-person attendance urged where a disconnection is likely; the Zoom hearing etiquette - a reliable computer (laptop or desktop preferred) and a stable connection, a neutral background, a quiet private place, professional dress, patience in the virtual waiting room, the microphone muted when not speaking, the full name stated before speaking, the judge addressed as "Judge" or "Your Honor"; for Department 1 through Department 4, a remote appearance requested by email to legalprocessing@tuolumne.courts.ca.gov with the name, case number, department and date of the court appearance; Department 5 joined through the Zoom link or the telephone dial-in the page prints (its meeting ID and passcode not written here).
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IMPORTANT: When connecting to Zoom, you MUST enter your name and case number in the chat. Only parties to the case and attorneys will be admitted into the meeting. If you do not properly enter your name and case number in the meeting chat, and you are not admitted to the meeting, it will count as an absence or a failure to appear. It is your responsibility to ensure your technology is in working order. Technical difficulties do not excuse you from your court date. If you believe you may experience a technical glitch that would cause your Zoom session to be disconnected before you finish your business with the Court, we urge you to attend in person instead of over Zoom. Zoom Hearing Etiquette To ensure court hearings run smoothly and respectfully, please follow these guidelines when appearing remotely: Before the hearing Technology check: Ensure you have a reliable computer (laptops or desktops are preferred over mobile devices) and a stable internet connection (a wired connection is ideal). Practice with Zoom: Familiarize yourself with the platform, including how to mute/unmute and turn your video on/off. Background check: Choose a neutral and professional background free from clutter or distractions. A plain wall is best. Avoid distracting virtual backgrounds. Set up your space: Ensure you're in a quiet, private location with minimal background noise. Turn off other electronic devices to avoid interruptions. Lighting: Sit facing a light source so your face is well-lit. Avoid sitting with a window behind you, as this can make your face appear dark. Dress appropriately: Treat the Zoom hearing as you would a regular court appearance. Dress professionally and conservatively, just as you would for an in-person court setting. During the hearing Patience: You may be placed in a virtual waiting room before being admitted to the courtroom. Be patient as the judge or court staff manages attendance. Mute and unmute: Always keep your microphone muted when you are not speaking to avoid disruptions from background noise. When it is your turn, unmute yourself, state your full name before speaking, and remember to refer to the judge as "Judge" or "Your Honor". Department 1 through 4 If you would like to appear via Zoom for Department 1 through Department 4, please send an email to legalprocessing@tuolumne.courts.ca.gov requesting a remote appearance. In your email please include the following information: Your name Case number Department your case is being heard Date of your court appearance Department 5 Via internet: https://tuolumne-courts-ca-gov.zoomgov.com/j/1615813960?pwd=NTRMT0NwMDg5cnlYdzZ6VnBXWWFsUT09 Via telephone: +1 (669) 254-5252, Meeting ID: 161 581 3960, Temp password: 123456
IMPORTANT: When connecting to Zoom, you MUST enter your name and case number in the chat. Only parties to the case and attorneys will be admitted into the meeting. If you do not properly enter your name and case number in the meeting chat, and you are not admitted to the meeting, it will count as an absence or a failure to appear. It is your responsibility to ensure your technology is in working o
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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.