Judge Renee C. Day

Judge Renee C. Day was appointed to the California Superior Court on November 17, 2015, by Governor Jerry Brown as part of a cohort of 25 judicial appointments. Her appointment is on record with the Amador County Superior Court. Beyond these appointment details, no ruling analyses, attorney observations, or additional biographical data are available from the sources reviewed for this profile. Because no analyzed rulings, courtroom observations, or ingested content are available, no conclusions can be drawn about her judicial philosophy, ruling tendencies, or courtroom management style. Attorneys preparing to appear before Judge Day in Calaveras County should conduct independent research into any publicly available decisions or local court resources specific to that venue.

With no ruling analyses or attorney observations available, no data-supported tactical guidance can be offered regarding argument style, motion practice preferences, or evidentiary tendencies. Attorneys should not rely on this profile for strategic positioning and should instead consult local counsel familiar with Judge Day's courtroom or review any available published decisions through Westlaw, Lexis, or the court's own docket. Given that her appointment originated with the Amador County Superior Court and she is now associated with Calaveras County, attorneys should confirm her current assignment and jurisdiction before appearance. Local court staff and the Calaveras County Superior Court clerk's office are the most reliable sources for current procedural expectations and standing orders.

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  Verify Current Court Assignment

  Confirm whether Judge Day is currently sitting in Calaveras County or Amador County, as the profile data references Amador County Superior Court. Contact the Calaveras County Superior Court clerk directly.

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  Research Published Decisions Independently

  No rulings are available in this profile. Search Westlaw, Lexis, or the court's public docket for any published or accessible decisions authored by Judge Day to develop your own assessment of her tendencies.

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  Consult Local Counsel

  Given the absence of any attorney observations or ruling data, consulting an attorney with direct courtroom experience before Judge Day is the most reliable way to obtain actionable intelligence.

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  Review Standing Orders and Local Rules

  Check the Calaveras County Superior Court website for any standing orders, local rules, or department-specific procedures that may apply to Judge Day's courtroom.

• ›Confirm the correct courtroom and department assignment with the clerk's office before the date of appearance, given the court assignment discrepancy in available records.
• ›Adhere strictly to the Calaveras County Superior Court's local rules, as no judge-specific courtroom preferences are documented in available data.
• ›Arrive prepared with all procedural filings in order, as no data exists to indicate any tolerance for procedural deficiencies.