The Sixth Circuit has voted to amend Sixth Circuit Rule 28(g), permitting the citation of unpublished opinions, to conform to the amended FRAP 32.1. The Court notifies interested parties that they have until December 20, 2006 to comment on the proposed changes by mail or e-mail addressed to Hon. Leonard Green, Clerk of the Court.
With FRAP 32.1 as it now stands what is the significance of a published opinion as opposed to an unpublished opinion. Does one have greater weight/status than the other. Is an unpublished decision "authority" that the District Court must follow or is it advisory only?
Posted by: Kirk Hoskins | Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 05:36 PM
ey when you voted? and why nobody tell me about this? I demand a another votation, and a normal public participation, this is not something that concer you, is a public problem.
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