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August 18, 2008

Seeking successful depublication requests

I am always trying to figure out what types of arguments the California Supreme Court finds persuasive in deciding whether to depublish a Court of Appeal opinion under Rule of Court 8.1125. As we all know, depublication orders are extremely rare. To that end, I am collecting copies of successful depublication requests. I've created a list of them here. So far, I only have two. If you have a copy of a successful depublication request that you are willing to share, please forward it to me at uclpractitioner@gmail.com and I will add it to the list. Then we can all review them and try to read the Supreme Court's tea leaves.

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Coincidentally, a Canadian law blog posted this week about the practice of depublication generally, which appears to be an American oddity: http://www.slaw.ca/2008/08/19/de-publishing-decisions/

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