One of my major difficulties in pro per, with no legal education and no perspective, was to develop an objective situation analysis methodology. You run the risk of overreacting to minor infractions, on the one hand, or falling into the habit of mimicking the response pattern and conduct of real attorneys, which is the last thing you want to do... they have a very different set of parameters to consider than a guy in pro per.
Naturally, my approach tends to be quantitative/statistical (I would like to believe - guided by the Brandeis Brief).
Therefore, I would be grateful to anybody with experience with California courts or comparable, who would provide an estimate:
What are the Odds?
An unlimited civil case, in court for 2 years, and going through its fifth judge by now...
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All comments are welcome... especially any tips regarding corruption of the courts in Los Angeles. Anonymous tips are fine. One simple way to do it is from internet cafes, etc.