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An April 13 hearing in Washington, D.C., will reveal a federal judiciary passionately up in arms over a proposal that critics say would drastically change the way judges do their jobs. Critics also fear that the proposal — which would forbid restrictions on the citation of unpublished opinions — would dramatically increase not only judges' workloads, but also litigation costs for clients.
April 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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