The reports are available by month. This file contains Court of Appeals opinions. An opinion is the written decision of the court on a case. A Judge may write a concurring or dissenting opinion which is attached to the majority opinion. By statute, certain Court of Appeals cases are considered and decided by one judge, and other cases are considered and decided by a three-judge panel.
Opinions are uploaded early in the morning on the day they are released.
The opinions are subject to further editing. An Errata is a document setting forth changes made to an opinion previously issued. When an Errata is issued, the previous opinion is overwritten with the corrected version. If an opinion is ordered published by the Court of Appeals Publication Committee, it will be printed in the official reports. The Publication Committee meets once a month and generally reviews the opinions issued during the preceding month.