Focus Column
By Laura M. Wilson
Lawyers practicing in federal court, particularly in the 9th Circuit, need to be aware of a recent change to the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure. Starting Jan. 1, lawyers may cite all opinions issued by the federal circuit courts of appeal after 2006. Cases marked "not for publication" may be cited now in party briefs as persuasive authority in circuits t...
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