4DCA Division 1 Oral Argument - 2026/03/11 - Mar 11, 2026

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4DCA Division 1 Oral Argument - 2026/03/11

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What procedural steps does the clerk’s office follow to check‑in remote participants?

Martha 12:41
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 turn on your microphones and your videos, and please state your presence when I call your name. Norandine Elizali. You're going to be appearing just by phone, right?
Nur ad-Din Alassali 13:04
Yes. Good morning. Yes.
Martha 13:05
Okay. And then I have Mark Schaefer.
Martha 13:17
Attorney Schaffer? Dorian Jackson, are you on this morning?
Dorian Jackson 13:26
I thought so, Madam Clerk. Isn't the Armijo matter on this morning, or did I make a mistake?
Martha 13:31
No. Let me look. Hold on a second.
Dorian Jackson 13:35
Oh, okay.
Martha 13:36
Let me look at the calendar.
Dorian Jackson 13:37
On what case is it? I got a calendar invite for today.
Martha 13:40
What case is it? Oh,
Dorian Jackson 13:43
it's for this afternoon. Sorry, what, Madame
Martha 13:46
Claire? It's for this afternoon.
Dorian Jackson 13:49
Oh, it's this afternoon. Yes. Okay. What time, Madame
Martha 13:53
Claire? So if you can just be logged in, but no later than 1.15.
Dorian Jackson 13:58
Okay, wonderful. Thank you. My apologies.
Martha 14:00
No, you're okay. Thank you. Have a good day.
Dorian Jackson 14:02
Bye.
Martha 14:07
Do I have Mark Schaefer?
Mark Schaefer 14:09
You do.
Martha 14:10
Okay, so you're also going to be just on phone?
Mark Schaefer 14:13
Yeah, I'm having trouble with the Zoom link in the computer. Just my telephone, yes.
Martha 14:20
Okay, just make sure that you speak a little bit louder because I can barely hear you.
Mark Schaefer 14:24
Okay, I will. Thank you.
Martha 14:27
Okay, so I'm going to ask you that you please keep your microphones off until your case is called. If you experience any, well, I mean, you're already on the phone. So if you have any technical difficulties, please let us know immediately by calling the office because if you don't have any video. Okay, so if you can just mute yourselves and court will be with you shortly. Thank you.
Unknown 21:55
as part of this morning. Appreciate that.
Unknown 30:56
Please be seated. I'm joined by Justice Rubin to my left and Justice Buchanan to my right. The first matter we're going to hear this morning is Ella Saleh v. Verda. Do we have counsel present? Professor Miller. Oh, all right. Well, we still need to know if they're present. Do we have attorney or pro per, I think it is, Alassali present?
Nur ad-Din Alassali 31:30
Yes, Your Honor. Good morning. Nur ad-Din Alassali present.
Unknown 31:34
All right. You've requested 15 minutes. Would you like to reserve any of that time to reply?
Nur ad-Din Alassali 31:40
Yes, sir.
Unknown 31:44
How much time would you like to reserve? And I'll let you know when it's time for you to stop to save some time.
Nur ad-Din Alassali 31:52
Okay.
Unknown 31:53
All right. Why don't you get started? If you'd start by announcing your appearance for our tape recording, please.
Nur ad-Din Alassali 32:03
Okay. I'm sorry. I didn't hear this sentence. Say it again, please.
Unknown 32:11
Begin by announcing your name and your appearance for our tape recorder, and then you can proceed.
Nur ad-Din Alassali 32:18
Okay. Thank you. My name is Noura Din El-Asali. And I'm going to start my opinion. So the issue in here is service that was interrupted by the COVID pandemic. And also the fact that the defendants or respondents were evading service, made it extremely impossible to serve them on time, which is within three years. However, the judge at that time was Judge Katz, and she was aware of that, and we had several MEETINGS AT EACH TIME. I'M SORRY FOR THAT. SO IN THE BEGINNING OF WHEN I FILED, THERE WAS AN ORDER BY THE GOVERNOR TO SHELTER ON PLACE, WHICH MEANS THAT ALL OFFICES ARE CLOSED AND PEOPLE STAY HOME. SO I CANNOT GO OUTSIDE AND FIND SOMEBODY TO service so after a while when finally people start coming back and that's when i got the first opportunity to go and serve the defendant or respondent so i started doing that and all of a sudden i noticed that they start moving from one location to the to the other and uh
Nur ad-Din Alassali 34:21
They were in downtown, San Diego downtown, the first time they were served. And then I found out that they moved to, I believe, Mission Valley area. And that office was closed at all times. So even after people started going to work, it was still closed. and the only it only opened if one of their clients has an appointment and the sheriff told me that and he left them a note on the door and they didn't respond then after that i found out that they they moved to ocean beach and he went in there and he find more difficulties which means that the defendant They even chased him and closed the door and things like that.

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