Summary
A certified copy of a judgment is an official record of the courts final decision, typically signed by the court clerk. In Los Angeles, CA, if the law requires, it must also be signed by the judge. To obtain one, visit the Superior Court Clerks office, request the copy, and pay the required fee. Consult the Clerks office for specific requirements.Full Conversation
People v sourisseau, cal.app.*, what is the certified copy of judgment
A certified copy of a judgment, like in People v. Sourisseau, is an official record of the court's final decision, stamped and signed by a court clerk. This copy is recognized as legal proof of the judgment. Want to obtain one?
But the case law states, certified by clerk and judge
Hello ****, in some jurisdictions, both the clerk and judge sign the certified copy of the judgment. However, the specific regulations can vary. Could you please share your location to provide more accurate information?
Los Angeles CA
In Los Angeles, CA, a certified copy of a judgment is typically signed by the court clerk. But it can also be signed by the judge. If you need a copy:
- Visit the Superior Court Clerk's office.
- Request a certified copy of the judgment.
- Pay the required fee.
But what if the law states must ve certified by both clerk and judge
In Los Angeles, CA:
- If the law requires both signatures, a certified copy of the judgment should be signed by the clerk and the judge.
- It's recommended to consult with the Clerk's office for specifics.
- Ensure to mention this requirement while requesting the copy.
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