A Court's decision can be mandatory authority in one jurisdiction while being, at best, merely persuasive authority in other jurisdictions.: 2 votes (8.7%)
Decisions of some courts can never be used as mandatory authority, even in that court's own jurisdiction.: 6 votes (26.09%)
If you find an on-point decision issued by a court outside your jurisdiction, you can never cite it as being mandatory authority.: 2 votes (8.7%)
All of the previous choices are true.: 12 votes (52.17%)
None of the previous choices are true.: 1 votes (4.35%)
Total Votes: 23
