California Objection to Request to Opt Out of Mandatory Expedited Jury Trial Procedures is an objection to a party’s request to opt out of the mandatory expedited jury trial procedures established by California Code of Civil Procedure Sections 631.8 and 631.9. This objection is typically made by a party who wishes to move forward with the expedited trial procedure. There are two types of California Objection to Request to Opt Out of Mandatory Expedited Jury Trial Procedures: 1. Pre-trial Objection: This type of objection is made before the trial begins and must be made in writing to the court. The objecting party must provide a detailed explanation of why they believe the opt-out request should be denied. 2. Mid-trial Objection: This type of objection is made during the trial and must be made orally to the court. The objecting party must provide a detailed explanation of why they believe the opt-out request should be denied. Both types of California Objection to Request to Opt Out of Mandatory Expedited Jury Trial Procedures must be made before the court makes a ruling on the opt-out request.