My question involves traffic court in the State of: California
hi guys
i found out the new trial court (after i lost a "trial by written declaration") can make its own decision about the applicable LAWS.... but ....
i presented certain FACTS when i did the "trial by declaration"! so my question here is, can the the new court consider the FACTS that i had presented at the earlier stage?
the reason i ask is, i want to present a DIFFERENT set of facts, and i really do NOT want the new court to consider the OLD fact declaration !!
what do you say, is the new court allowed to look at and consider the old "facts" presented?
PS if the old stuff is still in the same court file, i don't see how the judge could avoid seeing it ??
hi guys
i found out the new trial court (after i lost a "trial by written declaration") can make its own decision about the applicable LAWS.... but ....
i presented certain FACTS when i did the "trial by declaration"! so my question here is, can the the new court consider the FACTS that i had presented at the earlier stage?
the reason i ask is, i want to present a DIFFERENT set of facts, and i really do NOT want the new court to consider the OLD fact declaration !!
what do you say, is the new court allowed to look at and consider the old "facts" presented?
PS if the old stuff is still in the same court file, i don't see how the judge could avoid seeing it ??
Evidence: Can a Court in a Trial De Novo Consider Previously Submitted Evidence
