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To: Larry Panik who wrote (7288)	2/12/1998 3:28:00 PM
From: Arnie Doolittle	Read Replies (1) of 19109

"Viewing legal proccedings are not as easy as stated here on this board by those that are not attorneys" Larry, since you've worked so hard on our behalf I hate to disagree with you but I must. Court records can be seen by going to the courthouse records office, looking up the court case (in San Diego you use a computerized system), get the case number and correct name, fill out a checkout slip, give it to the clerk and they give you the court files which include all briefs and judge's opinions. You can look at the files to your heart's content in the appropriate area of that office. They will make copies for a per page fee. In some case the files are out in the court room, especially in appellate situations and you must go to the appropriate court to see the records. Arnie

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