Judge Andrew Steckler
Judge • Alameda Superior Court
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideAlameda Superior Court publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 470 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 174- Applies to
- Record on appeal
In traffic court appeals, an electronic recording (the original official recording or a court-made copy) may be transmitted to the appellate division as the record upon stipulation of the parties or trial court order.
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- Extraordinary fee claim
Attorneys seeking extraordinary fees must submit a written declaration with an itemized statement of services rendered.
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- Fee claim
Judges retain complete discretion in awarding attorney fees and may require declarations, itemized statements, and supporting documentation to substantiate fee claims.
Service
All 90- Service
- Electronic service
Parties who consent to e-filing must serve and accept service electronically unless other service is required by law or court order.
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- Electron
Self-represented parties who consent to e-filing must serve and accept service electronically unless a law or court order directs otherwise.
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- Electronic service to all parties
E-filed documents in criminal cases constitute consent to electronic service by all other parties and the court.
Filing Timing
All 62If the opening brief deadline expires without a filing, the court sends a Notice of Impending Dismissal and dismisses the appeal without hearing if there is no response.
Motions to transfer a traffic citation to the county seat must be made at arraignment.
A defendant seeking a trial de novo must submit the request and payment within the time specified in the notice.
E-Filing
All 34Represented parties must e-file using a court-approved EFSP and serve/accept service electronically effective April 1, 2023, unless exempted by court order or law.
Any party may voluntarily consent to e-filing via a court-approved EFSP by filing a notice of consent and serving all parties, effective February 21, 2023.
All documents must be e-filed in searchable PDF format unless only a paper copy exists, and must comply with court technical requirements; certain documents (bench warrants, subpoenaed documents, bonds, undertakings, and originals) may not be e-filed.
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