Unpublished confusion — when and where to use such decisions

Say you find an unpublished decision while researching a case. The facts surrounding the defendant were strikingly similar to your client’s situation. This might persuade the judges to rule in your favor. Perfect. But can you use it? It depends on which court you are in: federal or state. First, a quick definition. Unpublished opinions occur when ...

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Unpublished confusion — when and where to use such decisions

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