Direct Capital Corp. v. Brooks, No. C081349 (D3 Sept. 22, 2017)
In an order modifying an opinion in a family law case, the court adds two points about citing to unpublished federal court opinions. The first is an uncontroversial statement that Rule of Court rule 8.1115, which says unpublished California appellate cases are unciteable, doesn’t apply to unpublished federal cases. The second, which appears to be more in the way of advice than a rule, is that when a party does do, they should cite to a Westlaw or Lexis number, and if the case isn’t available there, present the case in a request for judicial notice. Good to know.
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