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The month of April marked another turning point in the ongoing battle over whether appellate courts should prohibit citation to opinions designated as unpublished or non-precedential. Appellate attorney Howard J. Bashman examines the issue and argues that the rules that cause unpublished decisions to remain under wraps "impede the central goal of justice: a populace that has legitimate confidence in the work of the judiciary."
May 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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