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CourtListener sometimes has multiple versions depending on the particular court and the case. Many courts will post opinions, correct typos (and who knows what
by thinkcomp 12y ago
CourtListener sometimes has multiple versions depending on the particular court and the case. Many courts will post opinions, correct typos (and who knows what else), and then re-post them later, as new opinions or just edits.
There's basically no consistency whatsoever. Courts don't even write their case numbers the same way from district to district, let alone format their opinions the same.
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