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Federal judges are usually a reticent bunch outside the four corners of their courtrooms and their rulings. But at a Tuesday hearing in Washington, D.C., testimony will reveal a judiciary that is passionately and publicly up in arms over an obscure proposal that critics say would drastically change how judges do their jobs and increase litigation costs for clients. The proposed rule would forbid all appeals courts from placing restrictions on the citation of so-called unpublished opinions.
April 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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