A person's act or omission that interferes with a court's functions and for which a court may impose a punishment. A right or obligation between parties who are jointly liable to a third person, usually the plaintiff, for money damages recoverable in a civil action.
Redwood Trees The redwood trees of the northern and north central California coast are the tallest trees on earth. A relative of the sequoias found in Kings Canyon, Sequoia, and Yosemite National Parks, these trees are not as wide as sequoias at the base, as large, or as long-lived, but they are considerably taller.
Californiaâs storied redwood trees are probably best-known as the tallest trees in the world, towering 350 to 400 feet tall. The conifers are a fast-growing tree, growing 3 to 5 feet per year in the first five years and reaching 90 feet tall by 25 years. The average life span of a redwood tree is more than 600 years. Only two species of redwood trees are still found in North America, the coast redwood and the giant sequoia.