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Resolving Your Civil Harassment Case in the California Courts provides information about the options for resolving civil harassment disputes. If you feel harassed by someone, or if someone says you are harassing them, watching this video may help. The video is part of a series that provides information about resolving specific types of cases through the normal court process and through alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes, which are usually less formal, less expensive, and less time consuming than a trial.

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This video consists of five chapters, organized in a playlist. The chapters will automatically play in sequence, but can be viewed individually by using the playlist control. The video can be played with English, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Mandarin, and Vietnamese narration and subtitles, by selecting the appropriate tab above.
Please visit the California Courts Online Self Help Center and Self-Help YouTube Channel for more information about resolving your dispute.

Este video consiste de cinco capítulos, organizados en una lista de reproducción. Los capítulos se reproducen automáticamente en secuencia, pero pueden ser vistos individualmente con el control de la lista de reproducción.
Por favor visite el Centro de Ayuda de la Cortes de California y el Canal de Autoayuda de YouTube para obtener más información sobre la resolución de su disputa.

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Resolving Your Civil Harassment Case in the California Courts provides information about the options for resolving civil harassment disputes. If you feel harassed by someone, or if someone says you are harassing them, watching this video may help.
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Under California law (Code of Civil Procedure § 527.8), a person who has suffered harassment may seek a temporary restraining order and an injunction prohibiting harassment. 
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After you file your petition to change the name, you will get a court hearing. Before your hearing, you will have to post a legal notice in a newspaper of general circulation for four consecutive (in a row) weeks, one day per week.
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The protective order can be enforced by law enforcement agencies after the defendant has been served.
For more information, visit the Workplace Violence page on the California Courts website
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The mediation services discussed below are separate from family law mediation services administered through the court. If you are looking for information on family law mediation, click here.
There are many ways to settle disputes while still reserving your right to go trial. ADR stands for Alternative Dispute Resolution. It refers to a process that is an "alternative" to having a trial to resolve your dispute. The Superior Court of Tuolumne County offers Mediation.  
Pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 3.221, in most Civil cases, the Plaintiff must serve a copy of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) information package on each defendant together with the Complaint, Summons, Civil Case Cover Sheet and the Local Delay Reduction Form , if applicable.   The ADR Information package includes the ADR Information Sheet (Form Number CV\E-100) which can be found on the California Courts website
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For more information or to locate ADR programs, contact the court at (209) 533-5555.
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CourtCall is an organized program allowing attorneys or self-represented persons to appear by telephone in certain non-evidentiary, pre-trial proceedings. By paying a fixed fee in advance, an attorney or unrepresented party may secure a place on the court's telephonic hearing calendar and make an appearance without leaving their home, office, or other convenient location. A fee or a current fee waiver for this service is required by CourtCall. CourtCall is voluntary and supplements, but does not replace, the regular calendar for those matters requiring a personal appearance. All CourtCall appearances should be arranged no later than five (5) court days prior to the hearing.
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본 비디오는 재생 목록에서 5개 장으로 구성됩니다. 이 5개 장은 순서대로 자동 재생되지만 재생 목록 제어를 사용하여 개별 장을 따로 볼 수도 있습니다.
분쟁 해결에 대한 자세한 내용은 캘리포니아 법원 온라인 셀프 헬프 센터 또는 셀프 헬프 유튜브 채널을 방문하시기 바랍니다.

Это видео состоит из пяти глав, организованных в плейлист. Главы автоматически воспроизводятся по порядку, но также могут быть просмотрены по отдельности с помощью контроля воспроизведения.
Resolving Civil Harassment Cases - alternative_dispute_resolution
Por favor visite el Centro de Ayuda de la Cortes de California y el Canal de Autoayuda de YouTube para obtener más información sobre la resolución de su disputa.

Đoạn phim này có năm chương, và được soạn trong một danh sách. Mỗi chương sẽ được chiếu theo thứ tự liên tiếp, nhưng có thể được xem riêng rẽ khi được chọn riêng từ danh sách.
Xin ghé qua Self Help Center của tòa án California trên mạng và Self-Help YouTube để được biết thêm chi tiết về việc giải quyết vụ tranh chấp của qúy vị.

该视频包含五个章节，合并在一个播放列表中。章节会按顺序播放，也可以使用播放列表单独播放。
请访问加州法庭在线自助服务中心网站及YouTube自助频道，获取更多关于解决纠纷的信息。

본 비디오는 재생 목록에서 5개 장으로 구성됩니다. 이 5개 장은 순서대로 자동 재생되지만 재생 목록 제어를 사용하여 개별 장을 따로 볼 수도 있습니다.
Resolving Civil Harassment Cases - alternative_dispute_resolution
본 비디오는 재생 목록에서 5개 장으로 구성됩니다. 이 5개 장은 순서대로 자동 재생되지만 재생 목록 제어를 사용하여 개별 장을 따로 볼 수도 있습니다.
분쟁 해결에 대한 자세한 내용은 캘리포니아 법원 온라인 셀프 헬프 센터 또는 셀프 헬프 유튜브 채널을 방문하시기 바랍니다.

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Это видео состоит из пяти глав, организованных в плейлист. Главы автоматически воспроизводятся по порядку, но также могут быть просмотрены по отдельности с помощью контроля воспроизведения.
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This video consists of five chapters, organized in a playlist. The chapters will automatically play in sequence, but can be viewed individually by using the playlist control. The video can be played with English, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Mandarin, and Vietnamese narration and subtitles, by selecting the appropriate tab above.
Please visit the California Courts Online Self Help Center and Self-Help YouTube Channel for more information about resolving your dispute.

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Este video consiste de cinco capítulos, organizados en una lista de reproducción. Los capítulos se reproducen automáticamente en secuencia, pero pueden ser vistos individualmente con el control de la lista de reproducción.
Por favor visite el Centro de Ayuda de la Cortes de California y el Canal de Autoayuda de YouTube para obtener más información sobre la resolución de su disputa.
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Who qualifies for review under New York's Civil Management Law?

Any sex offender in the custody of the New York State Department of Correctional Services (DOCS), New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH), or New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (OMRDD), or under the supervision of New York State Division of Parole (DOP) is subject to civil management review if they are serving a sentence for a qualifying sex offense. Also, certain felonies, which are nonsexual in nature, can be qualifying offenses if they are sexually motivated.

 

What are the procedures under Article 10?

The process begins when a sex offender is referred to the Office of Mental Health (OMH) to be considered for civil management. The two most common referrals would be when a sex offender is either about to be released from prison or is about to be released from parole after having served the parole time.
The next step involves a screening of the case by the OMH multi-disciplinary team. Some cases are then referred to a case review team established by OMH for further evaluation. The case review team, based on a review and assessment of records and a psychiatric exam, considers whether the offender is a sex offender requiring civil management. If the case review team and the psychiatrist or psychologist who has evaluated the offender determine that the offender should be civilly managed, the case is referred to the Office of the New York State Attorney General.

 

What role does the Office of the New York State Attorney General play in this process?

After the case is referred to the Office of the New York State Attorney General by the case review team, the Attorney General reviews the case. The Attorney General decides whether to file a petition requesting civil management of the sex offender.

 

How many cases are referred to the Office of the New York State Attorney General?

Less than 3% of those cases reviewed by the Office of Mental Health are referred to the Office of the New York State Attorney General for civil management proceedings.

 

Is a sex offender entitled to an attorney?

Yes, the sex offender is entitled to an attorney. If the sex offender is financially unable to afford an attorney, the court will appoint an attorney to represent the sex offender.
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