Why Did the D.C. Circuit Make It More Difficult to Find Opinions? — Redux
Last fall, I noticed that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit had redesigned portions of its website, creating a new opinions portal. Alas, as I noted at the time, the new portal actually made it more difficult to find opinions because it lacks a search function.
Today the D.C. Circuit provided a good example of how this supposed “upgrade” was nothing but, at least if one is concerned about public access to the work of our federal courts.
Today the D.C. Circuit denied a petition for en banc rehearing in Lewis v. Becerra. There were no noted dissents, but Judge Pillard offered an opinion respecting the denial which comments on the panel opinion.
Seeing this, some might want to read the original panel opinion, per
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