These options grant some certainty to the lingering question: When the majority of the court speaks, are they speaking for the court?
January 17, 2017 at 03:01 PM
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When does our Connecticut Supreme Court speak as “the court” with the full weight of stare decisis?
We all may reflexively believe that the answer is easy: when a majority of the court signs onto an opinion. But what if there are two majority opinions in the same case?
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