vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
Kids' Catalog — Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library
Yes

×Close
Contact Us

 
 Have a question, concern, suggestion, rant, or rave? We want to hear from you! 
Call us at (626) 307-1366, text us at (626) 283-6062, or fill out the below form: 

Name

 
Email or Phone

Message

Close
Send message

×Close
Forgot your password?

If you have a valid email address with Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library, we will email you a link and you will have 1 hour to reset your password.
Note that this can be done at most three times in a 24-hour period.

Card Number

Email

Close
Submit

×Close
Confirm

 Are you sure you want to end this chat?
 

Save this Chat
Send Chat to: 
 

No
Yes

×Close

OK

×Close
Help

Detailed Searching Help (PDF)
Account Management Help (PDF)
Placing Reserves Help (MP4)

Basic Tips and Examples — Keyword Search 
Most likely, you'll want to use this simple search. It performs a Google®-type search (including support for putting phrases in quotes). It searches all titles, subtitles, authors' first and last names, various notes, and a number of other fields. You'll be presented with the list of library items based on their relevancy to your search. Word order and letter case do not matter. NOTE: For searches with "AND", "OR", etc, use More Search Options.
To use this method, simply type a word, words, or phrase into the blank at the top of the screen. Then either push the Enter key on your keyboard, or click the GO! button. Other search options in the drop-down menu are "Title Starts With", "Title Contains", and "Author". Keyword Search Examples:

 DVDs based on books by John Grisham: 
grisham dvd

 The Lord of the Rings series: 
"lord of the rings"

 Snakes in Texas:
Publications Library | New York State Attorney General
File a Complaint

How can we help you?

I Want To...

Appeal a background check

Apply for a Job/Internship

Do Business with the OAG

File a Complaint

Find Legal Services

Know My Rights

Make a FOIL Request

Register/Submit a Filing

Report a Data Breach

Request a Publication

Serve Papers on OAG

Use the Whistleblower Portal

Home

 Publications Library
 

Publications Library
The Office of the New York State Attorney General offers informational publications on a variety of issues important to New Yorkers.

Additional languages

Use the translate tool at the top of our website to view a publication in non-English languages.

Search by topic

You can request printed copies of our publications, free of charge. 

Autos 
Charities 
Civil rights 
Consumers 
Crime and safety 
Environment 
Health 
Housing 
Seniors 
Students 
Technology 
Workers 
Request print publications 

Popular publications

 

Tenants' rights

Learn about leases, rent, livability, safety, utility services, and tenants' personal protections (not including co-op or condominium housing).

Read tenants' rights publication 

 

Smart seniors

We offer guidance to help senior citizens better understand how to protect themselves against scams, threats to their health, and elder abuse.

Read smart seniors publication 

 

Autos

Lemon law brochureIf your new or used car does not meet its warranty requirements, New York’s “lemon laws” may provide a legal remedy.View publication 

Buying a carGet tips on researching vehicles, choosing a dealer, and knowing what to look for in a contract.View publication  

 

Charities

Dissolution of not-for-profit corporations with assetsUse our guidance and checklists for dissolving your corporation and disposing of assets.View publicationDissolution of not-for-profit corporations without assetsWe offer guidance, checklists, and forms to help you dissolve your corporation. View publication  Donating to charity safely and wiselyRead our advice on donating safely and wisely. Ensure your donation goes as far as it can.
Self-Help Glossary - selfhelp
oral argument: The part of a trial when lawyers summarize their position in court and also answer the judge's questions.
order: (1) Decision of a judicial officer ; (2) a directive of the court, on a matter relating to the main proceedings, that decides a preliminary point or directs some steps in the proceedings. Generally used to invalidate a prior conviction, for example, an order issued after a hearing where a prior conviction is found invalid because certain legal standards weren't met during the time of trial and conviction. Or to set a fee, for example, an order telling a defendant to pay back the county for costs for a court-appointed attorney. Or to show cause, for example, an order to appear in court to give reasons why an action can't, should not have been, or has not been carried out. (See also court order, support order.)
Order to Appear for Examination: A court order telling the judgment debtor to come to court on a specified date and time to answer questions about his or her property and sources of income. Also called a "debtor's examination."
ordinance: A regulation made by a local government to enforce, control, or limit certain activities.
own recognizance (OR): When a person is released from custody and not required to pay bail because of his or her promise to come to court to answer a criminal charge. If the defendant does not return to court when promised, he or she can be charged with a misdemeanor.
[ Top of Page ]
| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L |
| M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W |
 
P
panel: (1) In appellate cases, a group of judges (usually 3) that decide the case; (2) in the jury selection process, the group of potential jurors; (3) the list of attorneys that are available AND qualified to be appointed by the court to represent criminal defendants that can't afford their own lawyers.
pardon: When the chief executive of a state or country releases a convicted person from the punishment given him or her by a court sentence.
Designating the Record – California Appellate Courts
If the Court of Appeal concludes that the appellant did not provide enough material to fully consider an argument, the court may reject the argument.
All parties should carefully review the trial court record and designate all the documents and evidence that they want to reference in their briefs and oral arguments. The parties will only be able to refer to documents that are in the record on appeal when they make legal arguments supporting their side of the case.

 
 Deciding how to send the documents to the Court of Appeal Because every case is different, the parties can choose how to prepare a record of documents for the Court of Appeal.
Select a format option to learn more
Clerk’s Transcript
Appendix
Original Trial Court File (if local rules allow it)
Agreed Statement
Settled Statement (if the court allows it)
Clerk’s Transcript
What is it? A clerk’s transcript is a collection of documents from the trial court file. A clerk’s transcript is prepared by the trial court clerk.
What are the rules? The appellant can always designate a clerk’s transcript. The trial court clerk will automatically include documents that are required by the Court of Appeal – for example, the final judgment or order that is being appealed. If the appellant wants to include any other documents in the record on appeal, they must review the trial court record and make a list of documents for the trial court clerk to add.
What are the advantages? There are many advantages of a clerk’s transcript and it’s the easiest way for a party to get documents. That’s because the trial court clerk does all the work of copying the documents, putting them in chronological order, adding page numbers, indexing the documents, and filing them with the Court of Appeal.
What can the respondent do? If the appellant designates a clerk’s transcript, the other parties can add documents, exhibits, or oral proceedings that support their side of the case. A respondent uses court form APP-010 to add materials to the clerk’s transcript.
If the appellant requests a clerk’s transcript and the respondent designates an appendix, then the appeal will proceed by appendix unless the appellant was granted a fee waiver for a clerk’s transcript.
Use Policy - California State Library
If you do nothing during your visit to the website, but browse or download information, we automatically collect and store the following information about your visit:

The Internet Protocol Address and domain name used but not the e-mail address. The Internet Protocol address is a numerical identifier assigned either to your Internet service provider or directly to your computer. We use the Internet Protocol Address to direct Internet traffic to you and generate statistics used in the management of this site;
The type of browser and operating system you used;
The date and time you visited this site;
The web pages or services you accessed at this site;
The website you visited prior to coming to this website;
The website you visit as you leave this website;
If you downloaded a form, the form that was downloaded.

The information we automatically collect or store is used to improve the content of our web services and to help us understand how people are using our services. This information does not identify you personally and is used for gathering website statistics. The information we automatically collect and store in our logs about your visit helps us to analyze our website to continually improve the value of the materials available. Our website logs do not identify a visitor by personal information, and we make no attempt to link other websites with the individuals that browse the State’s website.
Government Code § 11015.5 (6) prohibits all state agencies from distributing or selling any electronically collected personal information as defined above, about users to any third party without the permission of the user. The State does not sell any “electronically collected personal information”. Any distribution of “electronically collected personal information” will be solely for the purposes for which it was provided to us.
The State may provide or distribute certain lists and statistical reports of regulatory information as provided by law, but no personal information is sold or distributed and all relevant legal protections still apply to the State’s websites.
What Happens to Information You Submit to Us?
If you choose to submit information to us the information will be transmitted through secure lines to our departmental database. Any private information will only be used for the purposes for which it was provided and will not be shared with another entity except as prescribed by law. Please see our Privacy Policy for additional information.
Use of Internet Request for Assistance Form Information
Volunteer Program - California State Library
Find new and historical books, documents and more in the California State Library’s online catalogs.
Online Collections
Remotely access our collections of 3D images, photographs, drawings, exhibits and more.
Genealogy
Access third-party genealogy databases as well as our genealogy research guides.
Sutro Library
Our San Francisco branch holds the original collection of philanthropist Adoph Sutro.
California History
Find the state’s premier collection of documents from and about California’s rich history.
Government Publications
Access official California and U.S. government publications received by the State Library.
Law
Access our extensive collection of primary and secondary sources with a focus on California law.
Videos/Podcasts
Watch and listen to videos and podcasts produced by the staff of the California State Library.

Work With Us

Jobs
Find and apply for California State Library jobs.
Internships
Internship opportunities for undergraduate students.
Volunteer
Volunteer opportunities at the California State Library.

About the Library

Mission and Values
The mission statement and values of the California State Library.
Library Sections
We have a number of sections that offer services to state government, public libraries, and the general public.
History
In 1850, California established the State Library to organize and preserve reference materials for new lawmakers.
Press Releases
Learn about all that is new at the California State Library from our most recent press releases.
Senior Staff
Meet State Librarian Greg Lucas and the rest of the senior staff.
Locations and Hours
For public service desks, reading rooms, and other State Library services.
Events
Learn what’s happening today and tomorrow at the State Library.
Exhibits
Our exhibits feature historic and contemporary works from our vast collections.
Tours
The State Library offers self-guided and virtual tours of our historic building.
Policies
Learn more about the State Library’s policies.

Ask a Librarian
 

Search area: 
 Website
 Catalog
 Braille and Talking Books

Search this site: 

 
 

WebOPAC Search: 

Home | Work With Us | Volunteer Program
Volunteer Program

Welcome to the State Library’s Volunteer Opportunity Page!
Find Legal Services | New York State Attorney General
File a Complaint

How can we help you?

I Want To...

Appeal a background check

Apply for a Job/Internship

Do Business with the OAG

File a Complaint

Find Legal Services

Know My Rights

Make a FOIL Request

Register/Submit a Filing

Report a Data Breach

Request a Publication

Serve Papers on OAG

Use the Whistleblower Portal

Home

 Find Legal Services
 

Find Legal Services

Find an attorney
As the People's Lawyer, the Office of the New York State Attorney General protects the legal rights of individuals, organizations, and natural resources of New York. However, please note the Attorney General cannot do any of the following: 

represent you as a private individual in court
provide you with legal advice, research, or analysis 
refer you to an attorney

If you seek legal advice or someone to handle your case, please contact a private attorney. For a referral, contact the attorney-referral service at your county’s bar association. 
If you cannot afford a private attorney, you may be able to find help through your local Legal Aid Society or Bar Association.

Organizations that may provide help
You may be able to find assistance or support at the following organizations. We list these organizations only for your reference. We cannot endorse the organizations or their website content.

LawHelp.org/NY
	Provides information on how to find free legal assistance in New York, learn your legal rights, and get information about courts
New York Courts
	Offers information about New York court procedures, forms, and laws, and guidance on finding an attorney in New York 
New York State Bar Association
	Provides lawyer-referral center with guidance on how to find an attorney in your area and how to get legal help if you cannot afford a private attorney
The National Crime Victim Bar Association
	Offers technical support to attorneys representing crime victims in civil actions, refers crime victims to local lawyers, and works to increase general awareness of availability of civil remedies for crime victims

Process servers: know your rights
If a creditor decides to bring a lawsuit against you to try to collect a debt, it will typically hire a law firm.
Please Login


Please Login

skip to content
home
accessibility
FAQ
feedback
sitemap

login

x

 Quick Search:

 Bill Number
Bill Keyword

Home

Bill Information

California Law

Publications

Other Resources

My Subscriptions

My Favorites

Login

Login

Forgot PasswordRegistration

Email Address:
Password:

   Privacy and Conditions of Use Policy
Category : California Supreme Court 
Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero welcomed attendees, noting the court has not held an oral argument session in Los Angeles since “before the pandemic” in December 2019—but were returning in 2023 to a newly renovated courtroom.

The court heard five cases during the session, held in its courtroom in the Ronald Reagan State Office Building in downtown Los Angeles.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the court made technological upgrades to its courtrooms in San Francisco, Sacramento, and Los Angeles to better facilitate livestreaming and remote oral arguments. 

Though the court resumed hearing oral argument in person, counsel still have the option to appear either in person or remotely via video. One attorney appeared remotely during Tuesday’s session.

In 2024, the court will hold oral argument sessions in Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Francisco, including a special outreach session for students.

 

California Supreme Court to Implement New Video Conferencing System
https://newsroom.courts.ca.gov/news/california-supreme-court-implement-new-video-conferencing-system
 California Supreme Court to Implement New Video Conferencing SystemBalassone, Merrill
Thu, 11/30/2023 - 12:00

 
 News Release
 
 
 The Supreme Court of California next month will begin using a new video conferencing service to support remote appearances during oral argument sessions.  

The court will use the Zoom for Government service for counsel who choose to appear remotely beginning Dec. 5 for its oral argument session in Los Angeles.

The court previously used the BlueJeans meeting service, which allowed the court to quickly pivot to virtual oral arguments at the start of the pandemic nearly four years ago. However, Verizon announced they would discontinue the service by early 2024.

In choosing Zoom for Government, the court looked for ease of use, security, and accessibility, said California Supreme Court Clerk and Executive Officer Jorge E. Navarrete. While offering a similar experience as the commercial Zoom platform, Zoom for Government complies with federal government security standards and leverages U.S.-based cloud infrastructure, data centers, and personnel to manage the platform. It also includes in-meeting controls that help government users safeguard their meetings, and it provides accessibility features similar to the previous BlueJeans platform.
Genealogy Hub - California State Library
Genealogy Hub - California State Library

Skip to main content

×

 The State Library will be closed Monday, May 27th, in observance of Memorial Day. 

×

Saving your location allows us to provide you with more relevant information.

Set Location

×

Default
High Contrast

Reset
Increase Font SizeFont 
Decrease Font SizeFont 

Share:
Share this page to Facebook!
Tweet this page!
Email this page!

 Join Our Mailing Lists
 Contact Us
 Get a Library Card
 Log In to Your Account

 Settings

 Settings

Menu
Search

Home
Services

Braille and Talking Books
Learn about services for eligible readers and what can be borrowed.
Online Resources
Online resources for state government and California State Library visitors.
Borrowing
Information on borrowing materials from the California State Library.
Research
Find research resources, and information on who can get help from the California Research Bureau.
To Public
Directory of services available to the general public.
To Libraries
Information on grants, interlibrary lending and more.
To State Employees
State government employee access to online resources, library materials and reference services.
Statistics
An annual compilation of statistical data from California public libraries.
Digital Concierge Program
A digitization center dedicated to preserving and sharing collections hidden throughout California state government.
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
California children can receive free books monthly until their 5th birthday.

Grants
Collections

Braille and Talking Books
Learn about services for eligible readers and what can be borrowed.
Online Catalogs
Find new and historical books, documents and more in the California State Library’s online catalogs.
Online Collections
Remotely access our collections of 3D images, photographs, drawings, exhibits and more.
Genealogy
Access third-party genealogy databases as well as our genealogy research guides.
Sutro Library
Our San Francisco branch holds the original collection of philanthropist Adoph Sutro.
California History
Find the state’s premier collection of documents from and about California’s rich history.
Government Publications
Government Publications - California State Library
Find new and historical books, documents and more in the California State Library’s online catalogs.
Online Collections
Remotely access our collections of 3D images, photographs, drawings, exhibits and more.
Genealogy
Access third-party genealogy databases as well as our genealogy research guides.
Sutro Library
Our San Francisco branch holds the original collection of philanthropist Adoph Sutro.
California History
Find the state’s premier collection of documents from and about California’s rich history.
Government Publications
Access official California and U.S. government publications received by the State Library.
Law
Access our extensive collection of primary and secondary sources with a focus on California law.
Videos/Podcasts
Watch and listen to videos and podcasts produced by the staff of the California State Library.

Work With Us

Jobs
Find and apply for California State Library jobs.
Internships
Internship opportunities for undergraduate students.
Volunteer
Volunteer opportunities at the California State Library.

About the Library

Mission and Values
The mission statement and values of the California State Library.
Library Sections
We have a number of sections that offer services to state government, public libraries, and the general public.
History
In 1850, California established the State Library to organize and preserve reference materials for new lawmakers.
Press Releases
Learn about all that is new at the California State Library from our most recent press releases.
Senior Staff
Meet State Librarian Greg Lucas and the rest of the senior staff.
Locations and Hours
For public service desks, reading rooms, and other State Library services.
Events
Learn what’s happening today and tomorrow at the State Library.
Exhibits
Our exhibits feature historic and contemporary works from our vast collections.
Tours
The State Library offers self-guided and virtual tours of our historic building.
Policies
Learn more about the State Library’s policies.

Ask a Librarian
 

Search area: 
 Website
 Catalog
 Braille and Talking Books

Search this site: 

 
 

WebOPAC Search: 

Home | Government Publications

Government Publications 
Our Mission
Alegato oral en apelaciones civiles | California Courts | Self Help Guide
Any Additional Feedback?

Email (optional)

 CAPTCHA
This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.

Leave this field blank

 Was this helpful?

success alert banner:
¿Tiene Alguna Pregunta Sobre Civil appeals?
Busque el botón "Chatee ahora" en la esquina inferior derecha de su pantalla. Si no lo ve, desactive los bloqueadores de ventanas emergentes/anuncios de su navegador.

CALIFORNIA COURTS | SELF HELP GUIDE

 

 

 Judicial Branch of California

Términos de uso

Política de privacidad

 ©
 2024