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Old August 15, 2013, 12:55 PM   #45
KyJim
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So the case has little value because it has no precedent.
It is more accurate to say it has limited value as precedent. Lawyers routinely cite to district court opinions but they obviously aren't as influential as a federal appellate court. In this case, the judge did not recommend it for official publication which makes it a bit more obscure. It can still be reported and does have a WestLaw citation -- 2013 WL 3448130. That means it can be found by anyone with a subscription to WestLaw (a legal database).
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