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Court-wideThese 161 rules apply across Orange Superior Court. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
Candidates must nominate themselves in writing and identify the Executive Committee position or positions and seniority group they seek to represent.
Requests for courtroom media coverage must comply with California Rules of Court, rule 1.150(e)(1), and be submitted to the assigned judicial officer using forms MC-500 and MC-510.
A copy of each courtroom media coverage request must also be submitted to the Court’s Public Information Office.
Executive Committee nomination papers must be filed with the Office of the Court Executive Officer by the first Friday in September of an election year.
A written request by 10% of the court’s sitting judges must be filed with the Presiding Judge within 10 court days after publication of the minutes to vacate the Executive Committee action.
The original affidavit must be filed within five days of the damage.
The completion time for a stipulated judgment or periodic-payment agreement may be extended for good cause on noticed motion.
In a multi-defendant case, the parties may apply for one extension to hold the meeting upon a showing of good cause.
If the defendant has not been served, the case may be reset once, and a request to reset must be made at least three court days before the original hearing date.
The arbitrator must promptly notify the ADR Administrator of known grounds for disqualification, after which another arbitrator will be appointed under the rules.
If the arbitrator cannot hold the hearing within the specified time limits, a notification must be submitted to the ADR Administrator, who returns the case to the pending-appointment list and appoints a new arbitrator.
No party’s settlement offers may be disclosed to the arbitrator before the award is filed.
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Judge Sheila Recio is a judicial officer in the Superior Court of California, County of Orange, serving in a district of that court. The Superior Court is the state trial court for Orange County, handling civil, criminal, family, and other trial-level matters.
Practitioners will find Judge Recio's published procedures in the document 'recioprocedures.pdf'.
The rule requires declaration. Ex parte applications must include a declaration showing irreparable harm, immediate danger, or other statutory basis.
Parties must check in online at least 5 minutes before non-evidentiary hearings, except ex parte proceedings.
Parties must check in online at least 5 minutes before non-evidentiary hearings, except ex parte proceedings.
Ex parte applications require a reservation by noon and filing by 1:30 pm the court day before the hearing.
Evidentiary proceedings must be in-person unless the court orders otherwise.
Parties must check in online at least 5 minutes before the 8:45 am trial call hearing.
Ex parte applications must include a declaration showing irreparable harm, immediate danger, or other statutory basis.
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
Dated Sep 2023Checked against the court's website Nov 2, 2026
This page lists 5 rules from the court's document. The document has the full text.
