United States Supreme Court Rules on Use of Unpublished Opinions

April 20, 2006 in Faculty Achievements by mdecrow | 1 comment

The Supreme Court adopted a rule change that will allow lawyers to cite unpublished opinions in federal courts starting next year.

Here is the article from law.com.

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