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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals now allows citation of all unpublished opinions. See Sixth Circuit Rule 32.1. This was in response to a change in the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, mandating that for cases decided on and after Jan. 1, 2007, appellate courts may not restrict the citation of unpublished cases.

If no attorney is listed, mail it directly to the plaintiff. Mail it on the date you indicated in your answer document. Take your original answer and an extra copy to the court address listed on the summons. The clerk will timestamp your copy and give it back to you to keep like a receipt.

(E) Restricting public access to a case document (1) Any party to a judicial action or proceeding or other person who is the subject of information in a case document may, by written motion to the court, request that the court restrict public access to the information or, if necessary, the entire document.

Decided, the volume and page number of the official reporter where the case appears, and the page number in the case that specifically supports the proposition of law you are stating. For example, a California Supreme Court case would be cited as follows: Intel Corp. v. Hamidi (2003) 30 Cal.

Rule 41(A) Continuances; granting of. The requirement that the motion be signed by the party may be waived by the trial judge, for good cause. If a continuance is granted, the court shall, at that time, reset the trial or hearing for a definite date.

A party may waive the right to a foreign language interpreter under division (A) of this rule or sign language interpreter under division (B) of this rule, unless the court has determined the interpreter is required for the protection of the party's rights and the integrity of the case or court function.