Difference between revisions of "Per curiam"
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'''Per curiam''' means issued by the [[court]], particularly when all appellate judges join a single ''unsigned'' opinion rather than individually ''signed'' opinions. | '''Per curiam''' means issued by the [[court]], particularly when all appellate judges join a single ''unsigned'' opinion rather than individually ''signed'' opinions. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:39, March 4, 2024
Per curiam means issued by the court, particularly when all appellate judges join a single unsigned opinion rather than individually signed opinions.
Sometimes a majority or dissenting opinion can be "per curiam," particularly in high-profile controversial cases.
