can court order be cited as precedent
three ways: a âfull opinionâ or âa concise written order,â or a âsummary order.â1 Under. subpart (e) of the rule, appellate court âordersâ are denied precedential effect and may. not be cited âexcept to support contentions of double jeopardy, res judicata, collateral. estoppel or law of the case.â Rule 23(e), a ânon-citation rule,â is at odds with the.