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inlawrev-3263	Ammeen Jr., James J.	Developments in Appellate Practice in 1996	1997	26	.pdf	application/pdf	13116	694	59	All are discussed in Part I. Developments in appellate procedure case law sometimes arise from discrete practices in particular appeals, but because appellate courts ordinarily do not elevate procedural issues to the same level as substantive issues in published opinions, this common-law style development actually is rare. This rule should be a welcome relief to defendants whose sentences should be reduced due to a sentencing error because it enables appellate courts to shorten the time litigation takes.	cache/inlawrev-3263.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3263.txt