At 5:01 p.m. the Mendocino judge, FredRicco McCurry, strikes Carli’s second verified statement of disqualification himself — the second time he has ruled on his own disqualification — and attaches, “in the alternative,” a five-page answer sworn under penalty of perjury. In it he swears that he extended the August 12 order on September 15, on October 6 and on October 15. His own October 15 order says the September 15 extension “was not reflected in the minute order”; Kali Perkins swore on October 14 that the only extension ruling was an oral one on October 6. The fifteen pages do not record a ruling on the merits of any paper Carli filed, or a word she said at any hearing. The order states it may be reviewed only by writ of mandate in the Court of Appeal within ten days.
At 5:01 p.m. the Mendocino judge, FredRicco McCurry, strikes Carli’s second verified statement of disqualification himself — the second time he has ruled on his own disqualification — and attaches, “in the alternative,” a five-page answer sworn under penalty of perjury. In it he swears that he extended the August 12 order on September 15, on October 6 and on October 15. His own October 15 order says the September 15 extension “was not reflected in the minute order”; Kali Perkins swore on October 14 that the only extension ruling was an oral one on October 6. The fifteen pages…
The judge rules on himself, again
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