US · rules
11th Cir. R. 36-2
Unpublished Opinions
An opinion shall be unpublished unless a majority of the
panel decides to publish it. Unpublished opinions are not considered binding precedent, but they
may be cited as persuasive authority. If the text of an unpublished opinion is not available on the
internet, a copy of the unpublished opinion must be attached to or incorporated within the brief,
petition, motion or response in which such citation is made. But see I.O.P. 7, Citation to
Unpublished Opinions by the Court, following this rule.
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