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Preference in the context of filling out a California Superior Court Case Management Statement, judicial counsel form CM-110, refers to 'fast-tracking' a case. For example, California Code of Civil Procedure Section 36 gives individuals over the age of 70 the right to request 'fast-tracking' the schedule of the party's case progression.
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