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: V.U.Lawcity - The Valpo Law BlawgPer Curiam Opinions Examined
By Steven Probst
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Ever wondered why courts sometimes designate an opinion as per curiam (by the court) without indicating which judge or justice actually penned it? Howard J. Bashman does exactly this in an interesting column appearing today on Law.com titled "Per Curiam Opinions: What's the Point?".Full post as published by V.U.Lawcity - The Valpo Law Blawg on December 10, 2007 (boomark / email).
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