US · rules
11th Cir. IOP 6 (FRAP 36)
Unpublished Opinions
A majority of the panel determine whether an opinion should be
published. Opinions that the panel believes to have no precedential value are not published.
Although unpublished opinions may be cited as persuasive authority, they are not considered
binding precedent. The court will not give the unpublished opinion of another circuit more weight
than the decision is to be given in that circuit under its own rules. Parties may request publication
of an unpublished opinion by filing a motion to that effect in compliance with FRAP 27 and the
corresponding circuit rules.
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- 2026-09-18
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- 2026-09-18
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