State Supreme Court won’t order lower court to prioritize delayed cases

The court considered the petition at its regular conference on Wednesday. Late that afternoon, it posted a statement on the docket.

The California Supreme Court denied appellate attorney Jon B. Eisenberg's writ petition to order the 3rd District Court of Appeal to prioritize dozens of long-delayed criminal appeals.

The court considered the petition at its regular conference on Wednesday. Late that afternoon, it posted a statement on the docket. Eisenberg v. Court of Appeal for the Third Appellate District, S269691 (filed July 6, 2021).

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