The access to the Law and Motions and Discovery Tentative Rulings system is interactive. When you make a request, the results will always be the current information in the Court Case Management System. It will reflect all rulings up to the time of inquiry. Please read through the information below to understand case numbering structure and calendar display structure. 

Availability of Tentative Rulings:

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Case Number GCG-89-135986

Case Title: Con. Of Rudolph Mendes Trasvina Jr.

Court Date: April 10, 2000 Time: 9:30 Am Room 204

Calendar Matter: Petition to Change Venue – continued from 1/26/00

Ruling: Off Calendar Examiner: Christine Nahnsen

To receive Tentative Rulings Calendar Information, you must enter either the Case Number or Date of Calendar. 

To speed up the search, you can enter both the Case Number and the Calendar Date.

The Formats for the required fields are described below.  

There are 4 parts to a case number:

• The Court Code
• The Case Type Code
• The last 2 digits of the Year the case is filed
• The 6 digit sequence number

(On converted cases this would be the current case number

The case number CGC-99-123456 is interpreted as:

• "C" = Civil
• "GC" = General Civil
• "99" = Year Filed
• "123456" = Case Sequence Number

When case number is requested for tentative rulings display, the case number is entered without dashes.

Sample: CGC99123456; or you can enter the 6 character case Sequence Number - Sample: 123456.

Date Entry Format and Description

                    Dates are entered via drop down selection.