· 2/24/1890
People ex rel. Kern County v. Baker
Citations
- 83 Cal. 149
- 23 P. 364
- 1890 Cal. LEXIS 654
How courts have described this case
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- “[T]he trial court is given a significant amount of deference to exercise its sound discretion because it was an observer of what transpired at trial.”
- the judge who presided over a trial “is given a significant amount of deference to exercise its sound discretion” in ruling on a motion for a new trial under the general grounds “because it was an observer of what transpired at trial”
- affirming grant of new trial by successor judge
- affirming grant of new trial by successor judge
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