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At one time inaccessibility was a good argument for having unpublished-so-nonprecedential rules. But that time is long past. It ignores the many new means of disseminating judicial opinions. Consider the Internet. Federal appeals courts now have Web sites that post published opinions. Unpublished, nonprecedential opinions have now become an invitation to abuse and an impediment to legal uniformity.
February 14, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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