California Supreme Court
Mar. 30, 2020
State high court writ seeks partial overturn of LA County court closure
A Long Beach toxic torts attorney said Los Angles County’s presiding judge closed the courts without making a constitutional finding that the action was necessary.
The closure of most civil court proceedings in Los Angeles County deprived litigants of their due process rights and occurred without making a constitutional finding that the action was necessary, a Long Beach attorney said in a petition to the state Supreme Court on Friday.
The petition by Long Beach toxic torts attorney Raphael Metzger of the Metzger Law Group called Presiding Judge
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