Insights and observations of trial court research attorneys

Insights and observations of trial court research attorneys

by Lynne Urman

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Insights and Observations of Trial Court Research Attorneys sheds light on the decision-making process and working procedures in law and motion departments of California trial courts. Written by a former trial court research attorney, with contributions from colleagues who have also served in that capacity, the book reveals the little-known but critical role of trial court research attorneys, and their relationships with the judges who hear and determine law and motion matters.

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