4DCA Division 1 Oral Argument - 2026/02/10 - Feb 10, 2026
argument4DCA Division 1 Oral Argument - 2026/02/10
California Fourth District Court of Appeal, Division One
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What does the clerk’s opening check‑in cover at the beginning of the session?
Good morning, this is Martha from the clerk's office. I will be doing a quick check in for those of you appearing remotely. If you can please unmute your microphones and turn on your videos. And please state your presence when I call your name. Have attorney Cliff Schneider.
Yes, I am here.
Attorney Steven Descheroon.
Yes, good morning, I'm here.
Good morning. Attorney Damon Willins?
Good
morning.
Attorney Nathan Franson.
Yes, good morning.
Okay. So I'm gonna ask you that you please keep your microphones and videos off until your case is called. If you have any uh experience any technical difficulties during the oral argument session, immediately exit the video conference and use the phone number and the access code that I emailed you this morning. If you can please turn off your microphones and your videos and court will be with you shortly. Thank you.
Thank you.
Working patrol, taking crashes, you know, ruining people's days by writing tickets. Yeah. So uh no,
I I
think it's good. Doug d is this uh permanent or part
time?
Uh
it's uh part time but temporary. No, it I mean it's as permanent as I want it to be, which is which is not very
Common, but I have control right.
Yeah, I'll get it. Well well congratulations. Are you a San Diegan? Uh no, I went to I went to Raspberry San Diego. Where'd you go? I do. So uh
many years
ago
though. It came from yeah, I came from um
Thousand Oaks were in the Orange County uh San Diego.
You know, Thousand Oaks, isn't that where Cal News is? That's where I went. So I might I I was a football player in Phoenix. I'm actually from San Diego, but I went I went to a Jesuit school for Phoenix and and then uh then a public school. And our quarterback Jim Kidwell Walked around our campus when he got a football scholarship to go to Cal Lizard. Oh, is that right? Oh. Yes, we're
wrong undergrad. I mean it was close to home.
Did you ever go to the games? Uh yeah, I went to a couple
games when
I was
there. Yeah. Is it
a good school spirit or it's uh I mean it's it's a small it's a small private school. Is it a Lutheran? Is it is it's got the Catholic Lutheran, I mean I was But I mean is it Christian in the sense of the the uh have that type I went to Catholic school my whole life, so you well you're not you weren't forced
to go to to the
chapel there. Um but you you had
to take some courses. That was the only
thing. This is a difference between a Cal Lutheran and a Jesuit school.
What PLU?
Um I'm from a Oh we did.
St. John's.
Well Lucy was a real troublemaker. I kinda like her.
Yeah, if you you went to general, yeah. Uh good morning folks. Uh a couple
things before we get started here for argument attorneys this morning. This is gonna be the pallet side, this is gonna be the respondent side. As you can see, a
water is provided at the council table. Uh if you find that more thirsty and you're still seated, please uh make your way out around the corner of the men's restaurant where the drinking pallets are. Uh when you approach the podium here. You have a little switch, moves this up and down. Do your best to adjust this to your desired height so that you're able to speak in the microphone that allows the justices to hear you and the proceedings are recorded. Uh we'll see if you're pleased, no um if you smuggled in some water, please no drinking that. Uh if you no no chewing gum or eating or any snacks like that, no dozing off, uh, and try to keep conversation too to. Yeah. Uh any questions.
uh city.
It's a vibe.
I'm Mike.
I'm sorry, you call me first case up?
Yes. Yes, just be already. Very good.
You know, in Sacramento they there's I was I have a case in Sacramento and this the the judge said we prefer that you not be here. Not not me personally, although I'm sure that's probably report too, but no, but I mean that they actually don't want you to come even though it's we'll work.
So is it one week a month, technical argument, one week a month?
Yeah, we're just
Luke is it really does it work aside the issues of gender?
That's it, I guess. I hope someday that we have a an actual building for the court, you know, a separate
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What does the clerk’s opening check‑in cover at the beginning of the session?
12:47–1:22:12
2
How do the attorneys describe the asbestos exposure allegations in the San Diego case?
1:22:12–1:30:26
3
What procedural steps are taken when the court begins the Cadena v. City of San Diego argument?
1:30:26–1:52:43
4
What is the dispute over arbitrator misconduct and contract scope?
1:52:43–2:44:39
5
How do the parties argue the anti‑SLAP motion and ADA accommodation issues?
2:44:39–3:25:19
6
What arguments do the respondents present about the trial‑court rulings?
3:25:19–3:46:49
7
How does the appellant address gang‑evidence, motive, and double‑jeopardy claims?
3:46:49–4:03:14
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