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Pick a deadline and enter the trigger date. The result applies Cal. Code Civ. Proc. 12, 12a, 10; Gov. Code 6800, 6804, 6806; Cal. Rules of Court, rule 1.10 (for periods set by the Rules of Court) (counting, weekends and court holidays), service-method extensions where the law allows them, and the rule for that deadline, with each step and citation shown. Scope: San Francisco County local rules are included below (marked with the court name), layered on these base rules. Statewide deadlines in California superior court criminal proceedings (felony and misdemeanor): arrest to arraignment, preliminary examination, filing of the information, statutory speedy trial (Pen. Code 1382, 1049.5, 1381, 1389), continuances, pretrial motions (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.111; Pen. Code 1538.5), discovery (Pen. Code 1054.5, 1054.7), peremptory challenge to judge (CCP 170.6 in criminal causes), sentencing, recall of sentence, notices of appeal (felony: Court of Appeal; misdemeanor: appellate division), and pretrial writs. Excludes capital-case-specific rules, juvenile, infractions-only procedure, habeas corpus, local rules, and case law (case-law points are flagged as unverified).. Rules current as of 2026-10-25.

County:San Francisco County local rules independently reviewed (effective 2026-07-01 (Uniform Local Rules of Court, effective July 1, 1998, revised July 1, 2026; proposed revisions effective Jan 1, 2027 out for comment through Oct 31, 2026))

DeadlineDate of arrest and release on a written notice to appear (citation)

Deadline

Monday, November 16, 2026

Trigger (Date of arrest and release on a written notice to appear (citation)): Friday, November 6, 2026.
Exclude the trigger day and count 10 calendar days: Monday, November 16, 2026.

Rules applied

Cal. Pen. Code 853.6(b)

(b) Unless waived by the person, the time specified in the notice to appear shall be at least 10 days after arrest if the duplicate notice is to be filed by the officer with the magistrate.

Official source

Cal. Code Civ. Proc. 12, 12a, 10; Gov. Code 6800, 6804, 6806; Cal. Rules of Court, rule 1.10 (for periods set by the Rules of Court)

CCP 12: "The time in which any act provided by law is to be done is computed by excluding the first day, and including the last, unless the last day is a holiday, and then it is also excluded." CCP 12a: "(a) If the last day for the performance of any act provided or required by law to be performed within a specified period of time is a holiday, then that period is hereby extended to and including the next day that is not a holiday. For purposes of this section, “holiday” means all day on Saturdays, all holidays specified in Section 135 and, to the extent provided in Section 12b, all days that by terms of Section 12b are required to be considered as holidays.(b) This section applies to Sections 659, 659a, and 921, and to all other provisions of law providing or requiring an act to be performed on a particular day or within a specified period of time, whether expressed in this or any other code or statute, ordinance, rule, or regulation." CCP 10: "Holidays within the meaning of this code are every Sunday and any other days that are specified or provided for as judicial holidays in Section 135." Gov. Code 6800: "The time in which any act provided by law is to be done is computed by excluding the first day, and including the last, unless the last day is a holiday, and then it is also excluded." Gov. Code 6804: "“Month” means a calendar month, unless otherwise expressed." Gov. Code 6806: "A day is the period of time between any midnight and the midnight following." CRC 1.10(a): "The time in which any act provided by these rules is to be performed is computed by excluding the first day and including the last, unless the last day is a Saturday, Sunday, or other legal holiday, and then it is also excluded." CRC 1.10(b): "Unless otherwise provided by law, if the last day for the performance of any act that is required by these rules to be performed within a specific period of time falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or other legal holiday, the period is extended to and includes the next day that is not a holiday."

Official source

Result is the EARLIEST permissible appearance date, not a filing deadline. Applies only when the duplicate notice is to be filed with the magistrate; waivable. Two versions of 853.6 exist on leginfo: the version amended by Stats. 2024, ch. 168, sec. 5 (effective January 1, 2025, repealed January 1, 2031) is quoted; a later-operative version (sec. 6) takes effect when the first is repealed and was not reviewed. Vehicle Code citations (Veh. Code 40500 et seq.) have their own provisions, not modeled.
If the clerk's office is closed or inaccessible on the last day (weather, emergency or local closure orders), the deadline may be extended. Check local orders.

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San Francisco County: other local timing requirements

Paper courtesy copies required for any filed document needing court review. Conventional filing: lodge at filing. Papers filed fewer than 7 court days before the hearing: lodge on the day of filing. E-filed 7 or more court days before the hearing: lodge no later than 2 court days after e-filing. Deliver to the hearing department. LRSF 2.7(B)(1)
Law and Motion tentative rulings (CRC 3.1308 procedure) generally available by 3:00 p.m. the day before the hearing; a party intending to appear must notify opposing parties and the court (email contestdept301tr@sftc.org or contestdept302tr@sftc.org) no later than 4:00 p.m. the day before. Late tentatives (after 3:00 p.m.) require appearance unless all parties submit. Prevailing party brings a proposed order. LRSF 8.3
Real Property Court (real property and all unlawful detainer law and motion): tentatives by 3:00 p.m. the day before; notice of intent to appear to opposing parties by telephone no later than 4 p.m. the day before. LRSF 8.10(B)
Real Property Court ex parte for TRO or similar: endorsed-filed copies of all moving papers to the court by 12:00 p.m. the day before the hearing. Ex parte calendars 9:00 a.m. (10:00 a.m. Tuesdays reserved for UD stays of execution). LRSF 8.10(C)
Judgment debtor exam abandonment: notify court and examinee no later than 24 hours before the hearing. LRSF 8.9(D)
Asbestos Department: to contest a tentative ruling, email contestasbestostr@sftc.org no later than 4:00 p.m. the court day before the hearing (in addition to notice to all parties). SF Super. Ct. Asbestos Department page (LRSF 20)
Asbestos discovery motions require a reservation with the lead clerk before filing; law and motion and ex parte (Tuesdays) need no reservation. SF Super. Ct. Asbestos Department page
Complex Dept. 613: all motion hearing dates must be reserved by email before filing; one joint email to the clerk by 4 p.m. the court day before each hearing listing in-person and remote attendees and any court reporter. SF Super. Ct. Dept. 613 Complex Litigation Procedures (eff. Sept 1, 2026)
Matters noticed for hearing on an official court holiday will not be continued to the next day by the court or by stipulation; counsel must continue by stipulation or re-notice. LRSF 8.2(C)(3)
Law and Motion/Discovery ex parte hearings at 11:00 a.m. Monday through Friday; schedule with the clerk at least 24 hours in advance. LRSF 9.0(A)
Ex parte (Law and Motion/Discovery): endorsed-filed moving papers to the clerk no later than 2 hours before the hearing. LRSF 9.0(A)
Family law ex parte: papers conventionally filed by 1:00 p.m. the court day before the hearing. LRSF 11.8(A)(2)(c)
Family law ex parte: copies of all papers to the other party by 10:00 a.m. the court day before. LRSF 11.8(A)(2)(d)
Family law: three court days before a hearing, a party must email the courtroom clerk whether the parties agree to vacate or continue. LRSF 11 (hearing procedures; subsection not reliably extracted)
Probate: a petition for probate set more than 30 days out requires a written declaration. LRSF 14.25
Interpreter: the requesting party must tell the court at least 3 days ahead if a court-provided certified interpreter is not needed. LRSF 10
Asbestos informal discovery conference: notice of the IDC date to involved parties by email at least 2 court days before; IDC letters also due 2 court days before. LRSF 20.1(C)
Juvenile dependency ex parte: application filed in Room 402 on or before the court day before the ex parte hearing; notice to counsel by telephone or email by 10:00 a.m. the court day before. LRSF 12.18(A)-(B)
Juvenile dependency WIC 388: within 24 hours of receiving the signed JV-183, the petitioner must give notice of the hearing and serve the petition on all parties and the HSA court office. LRSF 12.17
Juvenile dependency placement: in emergencies HSA must give notice within 48 hours after the child's removal from placement. LRSF 12.23(3)
Juvenile records (WIC 827): when a hearing is required it is set within 30 days of filing; documents not picked up within 60 days after notice of availability are destroyed. LRSF 12.19(B); 13.0(C)
Criminal appeals record (Rule 15) designation and transcript periods restate CRC 8.121 to 8.130 and 8.304 to 8.336 and are not separately modeled. LRSF 15.3-15.7
Criminal: motions in limine filed and served by trial assignment: Same-day deadline (0 days). LRSF 16.10(A)(1)
Traffic: request for traffic school after bail forfeiture (reconsideration): Trigger wording ambiguous; verify against full text of 17.2(B). LRSF 17.2(B)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): expert deposition requests: parties have no less than 2 court days to accept or decline an offered expert deposition; a responding party has no less than 4 court days to accept an unrequested offer; retaining party produces expert's file, notes and reports no later than 48 hours before the deposition. LRSF 20.1(B)(5)(b)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): initial joint defense and plaintiff motions in limine filed and served on the date the case is assigned to a trial department; trial briefs on the day of trial assignment or first trial appearance, whichever is earlier; no former testimony used at trial without 48 hours' notice. LRSF 20.3(A), (D), (E)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): expert witness discovery cutoff is 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the initial trial date (next open day if court closed that Friday). LRSF 20.1(B)(4)(a)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): plaintiff serves responses to Standard Request for Production of Documents and Things within 30 days after service of the complaint (or 10 days before plaintiff's first noticed deposition, whichever is earlier) (30 calendar days after: Service of the complaint). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(A)(2)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): plaintiff serves responses to Standard Request for Production 10 days before the date initially noticed for plaintiff's deposition (if earlier than 30 days after service of the complaint) (10 calendar days before: Date initially noticed for plaintiff's deposition). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(A)(2)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): earliest date plaintiff may propound Plaintiff's Case-Specific Standard Interrogatories: 10 days after service of summons and complaint on, or appearance by, that defendant (whichever first) (10 calendar days after: Service of summons and complaint on, or appearance by, the defendant (whichever first)). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(A)(4)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): Designated Defense Counsel forwards authorization forms and stipulations to plaintiff within 10 days after receipt of standard discovery responses (10 calendar days after: Receipt of plaintiff's standard discovery responses). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(A)(6)(a)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): plaintiff returns fully executed authorizations to Designated Defense Counsel within 30 days of receipt of the forms and stipulations (30 calendar days after: Receipt of authorization forms and stipulations from DDC). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(A)(6)(a)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): plaintiff signs and returns updated or facility-specific authorizations or forms within 10 days of receipt (10 calendar days after: Receipt of updated or additional authorizations from DDC). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(A)(6)(a)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): records obtained by authorization go to plaintiff's counsel first; reproduction service may provide copies to DDC no sooner than 21 days later unless notified in writing of an objection (plaintiff's objection window) (21 calendar days after: Reproduction service forwards records to plaintiff's counsel). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(A)(6)(b)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): preference cases (CCP 36 motion intended or filed): records provided to DDC no sooner than 7 days after delivery to plaintiff's counsel unless written objection (7 calendar days after: Delivery of records to plaintiff's counsel (preference case)). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(A)(6)(b)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): party provides dates and times for its expert's deposition within 5 court days of receipt of a written request (5 court days after: Receipt of written request for expert deposition). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(5)(b)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): offering party makes good faith effort to give notice of expert deposition at least 6 court days before the deposition (6 court days before: Expert deposition date). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(5)(b)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): experts may not be produced for deposition on less than 4 court days' notice (4 court days before: Expert deposition date). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(5)(b)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): party offering its expert for deposition before any request is made gives notice at least 10 calendar days before the deposition (10 calendar days before: Expert deposition date (offered before any request)). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(5)(b)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): objection to taking a retained expert's deposition remotely served within 5 court days after disclosure (non-preference) (5 court days after: Disclosure that expert will be offered remotely). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(6)(b)(1)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): CCP 36 preference cases: objection to remote expert deposition within 3 court days after disclosure (3 court days after: Disclosure that expert will be offered remotely (preference granted)). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(6)(b)(1)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): remote expert deposition: defending party provides expert's complete file and CV to any requesting party at least 2 court days before the deposition (2 court days before: Remote expert deposition date). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(6)(b)(2)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): remote expert deposition: defending party notifies deposing party in writing 2 court days before if expert has no file or CV (2 court days before: Remote expert deposition date). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(6)(b)(3)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): attorney electing to be personally present with a remotely deposed expert gives notice within 5 days after notice of the offered date, time and place (non-preference) (5 calendar days after: Notice of date, time and place expert is offered). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(6)(b)(5)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): CCP 36 preference cases: election to be personally present with remotely deposed expert within 3 days after notice of offer (3 calendar days after: Notice of date, time and place expert is offered (preference granted)). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(6)(b)(5)
Asbestos cases only (SF Asbestos Dept. 502, LRSF 20): notice of cancellation or change of a scheduled retained-expert deposition at least 2 court days before (else half-hour fee owed) (2 court days before: Scheduled expert deposition date). NOT MODELED: LRSF 20.1 is a local rule in a field CRC 3.20(a) preempts (discovery); listed so practitioners see it. LRSF 20.1(B)(6)(b)(8)
Asbestos: plaintiff serves responses to Standard Asbestos Case Interrogatories, Set 1 LRSF 20.1(A)(2)
Asbestos: responses to loss of consortium, wrongful death or friction standard interrogatories LRSF 20.1(A)(2)
Asbestos (non-preference): complete non-expert discovery LRSF 20.1(B)(4)
Asbestos: demand for expert exchange deemed served LRSF 20.1(B)(5)
Asbestos: expert depositions not earlier than 40 days before trial LRSF 20.1(B)(5)
Complex/mass tort: Asbestos Department (Dept. 502, Judge Victor Hwang) and SF Local Rule 20, Asbestos Litigation All asbestos actions governed by LRSF 20, which codifies prior Asbestos Department orders; motions and discovery Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. Dept. 502, ex parte Tuesdays 11:00 a.m. (CourtCall), master calendar jury Mondays 11:15 a.m. Dept. 206, OSC conference 1st Thursday, trial setting conference 3rd Thursday bimonthly; asbestos cases are excluded from the general trial calendar and continuance rules (LRSF 6.0). Source
Complex/mass tort: Complex Civil Litigation Departments 304 (Judge Ethan P. Schulman) and 613 (Judge Jeffrey S. Ross) Dept. 613 requires hearing reservation by email, CMC and IDC submissions 5 court days ahead, vacating hearings 10 court days ahead, IDC before any discovery motion (statutory motion-to-compel deadlines vacated and suspended), File&ServeXpress e-filing, and sealing motions 14 days before the related substantive motion. Source
Complex/mass tort: CEQA Department (CEQA cases provisionally complex) All CEQA cases assigned to a single designated CEQA judge for all purposes; party filing first pleading notifies all parties of initial CMC within 7 court days; joint CMC statement 5 court days before initial CMC. Source

Under Cal. Rules of Court, rule 3.20, county rules cannot change statewide deadlines for pleadings, motions, discovery or ex parte applications; local rules that tried to were excluded from the calculator.

Official local rules

California criminal deadlines covered

Deadline	Period	Rule
Earliest appearance date on a citation (notice to appear)	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 853.6(b)
Preliminary examination within 10 court days of arraignment or plea	10 court days after	Cal. Pen. Code 859b
Preliminary examination: 60-day outer limit	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 859b
Suppression motion at preliminary examination: file and personally serve	5 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(f)(2)
People's written response to suppression motion at preliminary examination	2 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(f)(3)
Information must be filed within 15 days after holding order	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(1); Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.110(1)
Plea or notice of intent to demur after arraignment on information or indictment	7 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.110(3)
Felony trial within 60 days of arraignment on information or indictment	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(2)
Felony trial date must be set within 60 days of superior court arraignment	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1049.5
Felony trial: 10-day grace period after a date set beyond 60 days by consent	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(2)(B)
Felony trial within 60 days after withdrawal of general time waiver	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(2)(A)
Felony retrial within 60 days after mistrial	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(2)
Felony retrial within 60 days after order granting new trial	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(2)
Felony retrial within 60 days after remittitur filed	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(2)
Felony retrial within 60 days after writ or order effectively granting new trial	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(2)
Felony: 90 days when DA resubmits for preliminary examination after reversal of guilty plea	90 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(2)
Felony trial within 60 days after defendant next appears following bench warrant	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(b)
Misdemeanor trial within 30 days (defendant in custody)	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(3)
Misdemeanor trial within 45 days (defendant not in custody)	45 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(3)
Misdemeanor trial: 10-day grace period after a date set beyond 30/45 days by consent	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(3)(B)
Misdemeanor trial within 30 days after withdrawal of general time waiver	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(3)(A)
Misdemeanor retrial within 30 days (mistrial, new trial order, remittitur, or reinstatement)	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1382(a)(3)
Trial within 30 days after last denial of the People's suppression-ruling petition	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(l)
Trial or sentencing within 90 days after prisoner's written demand (in-state)	90 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1381
Interstate Agreement on Detainers: trial within 180 days after prisoner's request	180 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1389, Article III(a)
Interstate Agreement on Detainers: trial within 120 days after prisoner arrives (prosecutor's request)	120 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1389, Article IV(c)
Motion to continue a hearing: written notice filed and served	2 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1050(b)
Motion to continue trial: written notice filed and served	2 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1050(b); Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.113
Attorney's written notice of scheduling conflict to calendar clerks	2 court days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1050(b)(2)
Pretrial motion and memorandum: serve and file	10 court days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.111(a)
Opposition to pretrial motion	5 court days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.111(a)
Reply on pretrial motion	2 court days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.111(a)
Proof of service of pretrial moving papers	5 court days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.111(a)
Felony suppression motion (special hearing): notice to the People	10 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(i)
People's written response to felony suppression motion (special hearing)	2 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(i)
People's request for special hearing to relitigate suppression granted at preliminary hearing	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(j)
Felony: make 995 or 1538.5 motion within 60 days of arraignment to preserve pretrial writ review	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1510
Misdemeanor: make 995 or 1538.5 motion within 45 days of arraignment to preserve pretrial review	45 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1510
Peremptory challenge (CCP 170.6) to all-purpose judge in a criminal case	10 days after	Cal. Code Civ. Proc. 170.6(a)(2)
Peremptory challenge (CCP 170.6) to a non-all-purpose trial judge known 10+ days before trial	5 days before	Cal. Code Civ. Proc. 170.6(a)(2)
Peremptory challenge (CCP 170.6) to judge known 10+ days before a hearing	5 days before	Cal. Code Civ. Proc. 170.6(a)(2)
Peremptory challenge (CCP 170.6) to same judge after reversal on appeal	60 days after	Cal. Code Civ. Proc. 170.6(a)(2)
Reciprocal discovery disclosures at least 30 days before trial	30 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1054.7
Earliest day to seek a court order on discovery (after the 15-day informal request period)	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1054.5(b)
Felony: time for pronouncing judgment within 20 judicial days after verdict or plea	20 court days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1191
Misdemeanor: time for pronouncing judgment not more than 5 days after verdict or plea	5 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1449
Felony probation report available to court and counsel	5 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1203(b)(2)(E)
Felony probation report available 9 days before hearing (on request)	9 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1203(b)(2)(E)
Statement in aggravation or mitigation: file and serve	4 days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.437(a); Cal. Pen. Code 1170(b)(4)
Court's own-motion recall and resentencing window: 120 days after commitment	120 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1172.1(a)(1)
Felony notice of appeal from judgment	60 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.308(a); rule 8.304(a)
Felony notice of appeal from appealable order	60 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.308(a)
Pen. Code 1237.5 statement for certificate of probable cause (with notice of appeal)	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1237.5; Cal. Rules of Court, rules 8.304(b)(1)(A), 8.308(a)
Superior court must grant or deny certificate of probable cause	20 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.304(b)(1)(B)
Felony cross-appeal: 30 days after clerk's notification of first appeal	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.308(b)
Misdemeanor notice of appeal from judgment (appellate division)	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.853(a); Cal. Pen. Code 1466
Misdemeanor notice of appeal from appealable order (appellate division)	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.853(a)
Misdemeanor cross-appeal: 15 days after clerk's notification of first appeal	15 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.853(b)
Petition for writ of prohibition after denial of Pen. Code 995 motion	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 999a
Defendant's writ petition after denial of suppression motion at special hearing (felony)	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(i)
People's writ petition after suppression motion granted at special hearing (felony)	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(o)
People's notice of intention to file writ petition when trial is set within 30 days	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1538.5(o)
People's writ petition to review a grant of probation (felony)	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1238(d)
People's writ petition to review a grant of probation (misdemeanor or infraction)	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1466(a)(8)
Pitchess motion (criminal): serve and file written notice on custodian agency	10 court days before	Cal. Evid. Code 1043(a)(2)
Pitchess motion (criminal): opposition papers filed	5 court days before	Cal. Evid. Code 1043(a)(2)
Pitchess motion (criminal): reply papers	2 court days before	Cal. Evid. Code 1043(a)(2)
Pitchess motion (criminal): file proof of service of notice	5 court days before	Cal. Evid. Code 1043(a)(2)
Superior court habeas: court must rule on petition (60 days after filing); notice and request for ruling available after	60 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(a)(5)(A), (a)(6), (a)(8)
Superior court habeas: court must rule within 60 days after amended petition filed	60 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(a)(5)(B)
Superior court habeas: matter calendared for decision within 30 days after notice and request for ruling	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(a)(6)(B)
Superior court habeas: informal response served and filed (15 days)	15 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(b)(3)
Superior court habeas: reply to informal response (15 days after service of response)	15 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(b)(3), (b)(4)
Superior court habeas: court issues OSC or denies within 45 days after receiving informal response	45 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(a)(9)
Superior court habeas: return (30 days after OSC)	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(e)
Superior court habeas: denial (traverse) to return (30 days after service and filing of return)	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(f)
Superior court habeas: court grants, denies, or orders evidentiary hearing (30 days after denial filed)	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.551(g)(1)
Pen. Code 1172.6 resentencing petition: prosecutor files and serves response	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1172.6(c)
Pen. Code 1172.6 resentencing petition: petitioner reply	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1172.6(c)
Pen. Code 1172.6: evidentiary (resentencing) hearing within 60 days after OSC	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1172.6(d)(1)
Motion for bail after sentencing (Pen. Code 1272(c)): notice to prosecutor	5 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1272(c)
Motion to disqualify district attorney: serve DA and Attorney General	10 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1424(a)(1)
Motion to disqualify city attorney or city prosecutor (criminal matter): serve city attorney and DA	10 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1424(b)(1)
Prosecutor's motion to reinstate complaint after magistrate dismissal	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 871.5(a)
871.5 reinstatement: prosecutor files written request for transcript	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 871.5(d)
871.5 reinstatement granted: magistrate issues order of commitment within 10 days after superior court order	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 871.5(e)
871.5 reinstatement after appeal: magistrate issues order of commitment within 10 days after remittitur filed	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 871.5(e)
Drug asset forfeiture (nonjudicial, personal property up to $25,000): prosecutor files petition of forfeiture after timely claim	30 days after	Cal. Health & Saf. Code 11488.4(j)(5)(C)
Drug asset forfeiture: file verified claim (30 days after receipt of actual notice)	30 days after	Cal. Health & Saf. Code 11488.5(a)(1)
Drug asset forfeiture: file verified claim (30 days after last publication; claimant not personally or mail served)	30 days after	Cal. Health & Saf. Code 11488.5(a)(1)
Drug asset forfeiture: serve endorsed copy of claim on AG or DA	30 days after	Cal. Health & Saf. Code 11488.5(a)(1)
Drug asset forfeiture: earliest hearing date after verified claim filed	30 days after	Cal. Health & Saf. Code 11488.5(c)(1)
Bail forfeiture: clerk must mail notice of forfeiture (bond over $400) within 30 days	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1305(b)(1), (b)(3)(A)
Bail forfeiture: 180-day appearance period plus 5 days for mailing (bond over $400)	185 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1305(b)(1), (c)(1)
Bail forfeiture: 180-day appearance period when no mailed notice is required (bond $400 or less)	180 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1305(c)(1)
Bail forfeiture: timely motion may be heard within 30 days after the appearance period expires	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1305(j)
Bail forfeiture motion (1305(f), (g), (j)): written notice to prosecuting agency	10 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1305(k)
Motion to extend 180-day bail period (1305.4): written notice to prosecuting agency	10 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1305.4
1305.4 extension: outer limit of extended period (180 days from extension order)	180 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1305.4
Bail summary judgment: must be entered within 90 days after first date it may be entered	90 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1306(c)
Bail summary judgment: DA or county counsel demands payment within 30 days after judgment final	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1306(e)(1)
Bail summary judgment: enforce if unpaid 20 days after demand	20 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1306(e)(2)
Bail summary judgment: right to enforce expires 2 years after entry	24 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1306(f)
Expungement petition (1203.4, 1203.41, 1203.42): earliest date relief may be granted after notice to prosecutor	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.4(d)(1); 1203.41(e)(1); 1203.42(d)(1)
Expungement petition (1203.4, 1203.41, 1203.42): last day to give prosecutor 15 days notice before hearing	15 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.4(d)(1); 1203.41(e)(1); 1203.42(d)(1)
Infraction dismissal (1203.4a(f)): earliest date relief may be granted after notice to prosecutor	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.4a(f)
Factual innocence (851.8(b)): agency petition deemed denied 60 days after receipt (SOL already lapsed)	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 851.8(b)
Factual innocence (851.8(b)): agency petition deemed denied 60 days after statute of limitations runs	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 851.8(b)
Factual innocence court petition (no accusatory pleading; 851.8(b)): serve agency and prosecutor before hearing	10 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 851.8(b)
Factual innocence after dismissal (851.8(c)): serve prosecutor before hearing	10 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 851.8(c)
Search warrant: execute and return within 10 days after issuance (void if unexecuted)	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1534(a)
Tracking device warrant: complete execution within 10 days after issuance	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1534(b)(1)
Tracking device warrant: maximum authorized use period (30 days from issuance)	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1534(b)(1)
Tracking device warrant: file return and notify tracked person within 10 calendar days after tracking ends	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1534(b)(3), (b)(4)
Drug diversion (Pen. Code 1000): earliest dismissal on successful completion (12 months after referral)	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1000.2(c); 1000.1(a)(3)
Drug diversion (Pen. Code 1000): end of maximum 18-month diversion period	18 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1000.2(c); 1000.1(a)(3)
Mental health diversion (Pen. Code 1001.36): maximum diversion period, felony (2 years)	24 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1001.36(f)(1)(C)(i)
Mental health diversion (Pen. Code 1001.36): maximum diversion period, misdemeanor (1 year)	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1001.36(f)(1)(C)(ii)
Military diversion (Pen. Code 1001.80): maximum diversion period (2 years)	24 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1001.80(j)
Court-initiated misdemeanor diversion (Pen. Code 1001.95): maximum diversion period (24 months)	24 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1001.95(b)
Primary caregiver diversion (Pen. Code 1001.83): minimum suspension period (6 months)	6 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1001.83(a)
Primary caregiver diversion (Pen. Code 1001.83): maximum suspension period (24 months)	24 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1001.83(a)
Incompetent to stand trial (felony): mental health diversion hearing no later than 30 days after IST finding	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1370(a)(1)(B)(iii)(I)
Incompetent to stand trial (felony): assisted outpatient treatment eligibility hearing within 45 days after IST finding	45 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1370(a)(1)(B), clause (ib)
Incompetent to stand trial (misdemeanor): diversion eligibility hearing no later than 30 days after IST finding	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1370.01(b)(1)(B)
Incompetent to stand trial (misdemeanor, ineligible for diversion): AOT eligibility hearing within 45 days after IST finding	45 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1370.01(c)(2)
Competency commitment: 90-day progress report from treating facility	90 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1370(b)(1)
Competency commitment: maximum commitment (2 years from date of commitment, or maximum term if shorter)	24 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1370(c)(1)
Competency commitment: unrestored defendant returned to committing court no later than 90 days before commitment expires	90 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1370(c)(1)
Competency: defendant returned to committing court within 10 days after certificate of restoration filed	10 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1372(a)(3)(C)
Supervision revocation after defendant found competent: custody limit (180 days from arrest)	180 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1370.02(a)
NGI commitment: earliest hearing on application for restoration of sanity (180 days after commitment order)	180 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1026.2(d)
NGI: new application for conditional release or restoration of sanity after denial (1 year)	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1026.2(j)
Probable cause determination (Pen. Code 1368.1(a)(2)): prosecutor serves and files notice of request	10 court days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.133(a)
Motion for change of venue (Pen. Code 1033): file at least 10 days before trial	10 days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.151(a)
Motion for change of venue: serve adverse party at least 10 days before hearing	10 days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.151(a)
Capital case (pretrial): counsel acknowledge review of Capital Case Attorney Pretrial Checklist	10 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.119(b)
Capital case (pretrial): relieved attorney provides lists to substituting counsel	5 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.119(c)(2)
Capital case (pretrial): submit lists of appearances, exhibits, motions to court	21 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.119(c)(3)
Capital case (trial): counsel acknowledge review of Capital Case Attorney Trial Checklist (CR-605)	10 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.230(b)
Capital case (trial): submit lists of appearances, exhibits, instructions after death sentence	21 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.230(d)(2)
Recall and resentencing request from CDCR, BPH, county administrator, DA or AG: status conference within 30 days	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1172.1(b)(1)
Probation revoked after judgment: set aside judgment and revocation for good cause (30 days after court has notice sentence execution commenced)	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.2(e)
Modification of probation or mandatory supervision: 2-day written notice to prosecutor	2 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.3(b)(1)
Modifying or terminating a domestic violence protective order in a probation case: 5-day written notice to prosecutor	5 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.3(b)(1)
Early termination of probation: 2-day written notice to prosecutor	2 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.3(b)(2)(B)
Probationer committed to prison on another offense (Pen. Code 1203.2a): probation officer reports commitment to court	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.2a
Pen. Code 1203.2a (sentence previously imposed): court loses jurisdiction 60 days after notice of confinement	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.2a
Pen. Code 1203.2a (sentence not yet imposed): court loses jurisdiction 30 days after defendant requests sentencing	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.2a
Intercounty probation/mandatory supervision transfer: probation officer decides on party request (30 days; silence is refusal)	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.530(d)(2)
Intercounty probation/mandatory supervision transfer: notice of motion at least 60 days before hearing	60 days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.530(d)(4)
Intercounty transfer: receiving court comments due no later than 10 days before hearing	10 days before	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.530(e)(1)
Intercounty transfer: supervised person reports to receiving county probation (30 days after transfer or release)	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.530(g)(8)
Motion to modify restitution order: victim notified at least 10 days before hearing	10 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1202.4(f)(1)
Unpaid restitution: updated financial disclosure filed no later than 90 days before release from probation	90 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1202.4(f)(11)
Bail: released of all obligations if no complaint filed within 15 days of arraignment	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1305(a)(2)(A)
Bail: maximum extension of forfeiture jurisdiction pending complaint (90 days from original arraignment date)	90 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1305(a)(2)(B)
Bail: motion under 1305(c)(3) after summary judgment (20 days from mailing of notice of entry of judgment)	20 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1305.6(b)
Bail: notice to prosecuting agency of 1305.6 motion to vacate forfeiture (10 court days before hearing)	10 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1305.6(c)
Bail summary judgment: clerk serves notice of entry of judgment on judgment debtor	5 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1308(b)
Bail: surety may not be accepted if summary judgment unpaid 30 days after service of notice of entry	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1308(a)
Dismissal for misdemeanor without probation or infraction (Pen. Code 1203.4a): earliest petition (1 year after judgment)	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.4a(a)
Dismissal after 1170(h) county jail sentence, split sentence (1170(h)(5)(B)): earliest relief 1 year after completion	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.41(a)(2)
Dismissal after 1170(h) county jail sentence, straight term (1170(h)(5)(A)): earliest relief 2 years after completion	24 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.41(a)(2)
Dismissal for pre-realignment prison sentence that would now be a 1170(h) sentence (Pen. Code 1203.42): earliest relief 2 years after completion	24 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.42(a)(2)
Dismissal for fire camp / firefighter program participants (Pen. Code 1203.4b): 15 days’ notice to prosecutor	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.4b(e)(1)
Automatic conviction relief (Pen. Code 1203.425): prosecutor or probation petition to prohibit relief, no later than 90 calendar days before eligibility	90 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.425(b)(1)
Automatic conviction relief: hearing on prosecutor or probation petition within 45 days after filing	45 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1203.425(b)(2)
Military-related trauma resentencing petition (Pen. Code 1170.91(b)): hearing not less than 15 days after notice	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1170.91(b)(3)
Motion for finding of entitlement to compensation (habeas granted or judgment vacated, then dismissal or acquittal): DA written objection within 15 days	15 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1485.55(d)(1)
Motion to vacate for fraud or false evidence by government official (Pen. Code 1473.6): within 1 year of discovery	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1473.6(d)
Post-conviction DNA testing motion (Pen. Code 1405): responses due within 90 days of service on AG and DA	90 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1405(d)
Post-conviction DNA testing: writ of mandate or prohibition petition within 20 days after order	20 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1405(k)
Motion to upload DNA profile to CODIS (Pen. Code 1405.1): written notice 30 court days before hearing	30 court days before	Cal. Pen. Code 1405.1(a)(3)
Certificate of rehabilitation: petition not before 5 years continuous California residence after release	60 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 4852.06
Death penalty habeas: initial petition within 1 year of the Gov. Code 68662 order	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1509(c)
Death penalty habeas: superior court resolves initial petition within 1 year of filing (2-year absolute limit)	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 1509(f)
Death penalty habeas: notice of appeal from superior court decision on initial petition	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1509.1(a)
Death penalty habeas: notice of appeal from decision on successive petition	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1509.1(c)
Death penalty habeas in superior court: ruling (informal response request, OSC, or denial) within 60 days after filing or transfer	60 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.571(e)(1)
Death penalty habeas: informal written response within 45 days of the court’s request	45 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.573(a)(2)
Death penalty habeas: reply to informal response within 30 days	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.573(a)(3)
Death penalty habeas: court issues OSC or denies within 30 days after reply (or after reply period)	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.571(e)(3)
Death penalty habeas: return within 45 days after order to show cause	45 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.574(a)(1)
Death penalty habeas: petitioner’s denial within 30 days after return	30 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.574(b)(1)
Death penalty habeas: court grants, denies, or sets evidentiary hearing within 60 days after denial	60 days after	Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.574(c)
Sex offender registration: register within 5 working days of coming into, or changing residence within, a jurisdiction	5 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290(b)
Sex offender registration: annual update within 5 working days of birthday	0 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.012(a); 290.011(c) (transients)
Sex offender registration: notify last registering agency in person within 5 working days of moving	5 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.013(a)
Sex offender registration: written notice of new address within 5 working days of moving in (address unknown at move)	5 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.013(b)
Sex offender registration (transient): reregister no less than once every 30 days	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.011(a); 290.012(c)
Sexually violent predator: verify address and employment no less than once every 90 days after release	90 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.012(b)
Sex offender registration: furnish proof of residence within 30 days of being allowed to register	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.015(a)
Petition to terminate sex offender registration (Pen. Code 290.5(a)): law enforcement report within 60 days of receipt of petition	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.5(a)(2)
Petition to terminate sex offender registration: DA request for hearing within 60 days of receipt of law enforcement report	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.5(a)(2)
Tier two early termination petition (Pen. Code 290.5(b)) denied: earliest re-petition (1 year)	12 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.5(b)(2)
Tier three (risk-level only) termination petition (Pen. Code 290.5(b)(3)) denied: earliest re-petition (3 years)	36 months after	Cal. Pen. Code 290.5(b)(3)
Prohibited person in custody after conviction: relinquish firearms and submit Prohibited Persons Relinquishment Form within 14 days	14 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 29810(a)(1), (e)(1)-(3)
Prohibited person released within 14 days after conviction: relinquish firearms within 5 days after release	5 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 29810(e)(4)
Extradition (fugitive from another state): commitment pending Governor’s warrant, not exceeding 30 days	30 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1552
Extradition: recommitment for a further period of up to 60 days if not arrested on Governor’s warrant	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 1552.2
Petition to seal arrest (Pen. Code 851.91): file at least 15 days before hearing	15 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 851.91(b)(1)(C)
Petition to seal arrest (Pen. Code 851.91): serve prosecutor and arresting agency at least 15 days before hearing	15 days before	Cal. Pen. Code 851.91(b)(1)(D)
Sealing after prefiling diversion (Pen. Code 851.87): prosecutor or law enforcement request for hearing within 60 days of receipt	60 days after	Cal. Pen. Code 851.87(a)(1)
Drug asset forfeiture: petition of forfeiture must be filed within 1 year of seizure (or of lis pendens filing, whichever is earlier)	12 months after	Cal. Health & Saf. Code 11488.4(a)(2) (amended by Stats. 2023, ch. 478 (AB 1756), eff. Jan. 1, 2024)
Drug asset forfeiture: People may seek writ review within 15 days after defendant's motion for return of property is granted	15 days after	Cal. Health & Saf. Code 11488.4(h)(2)
Criminal: schedule pretrial conference after filing notice withdrawing general time waiver (San Francisco County)	5 court days after	LRSF 16.3
Criminal: Trial Readiness Statement (when ordered by master calendar judge) (San Francisco County)	2 court days before	LRSF 16.6(A)
Criminal: motions relating to pending informations, indictments or misdemeanor complaints (San Francisco County)	15 days before	LRSF 16.10(A)(2)
Criminal: PC 995 motion to dismiss (San Francisco County)	18 days before	LRSF 16.10(B); 16.10(A)(3)
Criminal: opposition to PC 995 motion (San Francisco County)	8 court days before	LRSF 16.10(B)
Criminal: reply on PC 995 motion (San Francisco County)	5 court days before	LRSF 16.10(B)
Criminal: motion to sever/consolidate other than at preliminary hearing (San Francisco County)	15 days before	LRSF 16.10(B)
Criminal: opposition to motion to sever/consolidate (not at prelim) (San Francisco County)	10 days before	LRSF 16.10(B)
Criminal: motion for release on bail after sentencing (San Francisco County)	5 court days before	LRSF 16.10(B)
Traffic: petition to vacate civil assessment (San Francisco County)	20 days after	LRSF 17.1(B)
Traffic: law enforcement response to written informal discovery request (San Francisco County)	15 days after	LRSF 17.3(A)-(B)
Traffic: file motion to compel discovery (San Francisco County)	3 court days before	LRSF 17.3(B)
Traffic: request to continue contested infraction court trial (San Francisco County)	10 days before	LRSF 17.7
Traffic: request to continue arraignment (one allowed) (San Francisco County)	5 court days before	LRSF 17.7
Traffic: motion to reopen case adjudicated by bail forfeiture (San Francisco County)	180 days after	LRSF 17.10

Rules changelog · For developers: /api/deadlines?state=CA-CRIM and the calculate_deadline tool in the 1Court MCP server.