US · rules
1st Cir. IOP IX
Opinions & Judgments
A. Processing. When the opinion of the Court (and concurring and dissenting opinions, if any)
are completed, they are turned over to the Clerk for reproducing and release. Copies of the
opinion and copies of the judgment are sent to one counsel for each side. They are also released
in electronic format on the same day.
B. Publication. The manner of deciding whether an opinion is to be published and the Court's
policy with respect to publication are set forth in Local Rule 36.0.
C. Electronic Access. The Court’s dockets and opinions are available electronically through the
PACER network supported by the Administrative Office for the United States Courts. Details
are available in the Clerk’s Office. Opinions are also available on the court’s website at
www.ca1.uscourts.gov.
Provenance
- Source
- uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- 2026-09-18
- Content hash
121228b6c51c5878f8b791c56283dca83942187ff10cc08fe9037e10d50d5c17
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