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The U.S. Judicial Conference this fall will take up the controversy over whether lawyers should be allowed to cite unpublished opinions, following last week's unanimous vote by a lower committee. Most federal circuits already allow citation of unpublished opinions, with only the 9th Circuit and three others currently prohibiting the practice. Some judges and attorneys say allowing full citation will bring more consistency to the law and will require judges to be more accountable when they decide cases.
June 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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