watching court cases
I live in Sunnyvale, California and
am very interested in becoming an
Investment and/or an IP lawyer. A
friend told me that it is possible to
go to the court house and just sit in
on the court cases. I do realize that
the court cases are only a very
small part of a lawyer's world but I
think I would still love to just go sit
in and learn. Is that legal in
California to go just sit in? If it
frowned upon? Will the judge
and/or the lawyers give me a hard
time? Also, how would I find out
about what cases are being held in
which courtroom so that I can go to
the cases that interest me? Am I a
wierdo in doing this or do lawyers
in training actually do this? Different
answers would be much
appreciated :)
Re: watching court cases
the ninth circuit will allow visitors for patent cases. You can generally get a calender from the clerk or on-line at the ninth circuit website.
Re: watching court cases
the ninth circuit will allow visitors for patent cases. You can generally get a calender from the clerk or on-line at the ninth circuit website.
Re: watching court cases
the ninth circuit will allow visitors for patent cases. You can generally get a calender from the clerk or on-line at the ninth circuit website.
