US · rules
10th Cir. R. 36
36.1 Publication.
The court does not publish its decision in every case. Disposition
without publication does not mean that the case is unimportant. It
means that the case does not require application of new points of law
that would make the decision a valuable precedent.
When the opinion of the district court, an administrative agency, or the
Tax Court has been published, this court ordinarily designates its
disposition for publication.
36.2 Separate Judgment.
The Clerk of Court will not prepare a separate judgment when a case
is disposed of by order. The order disposing of the case serves as the
judgment when it is entered.
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