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discretionary order

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Although Lee's real intent was for Ewell to continue his attack and to sweep the Yankees from Cemetery Ridge south of town, Ewell's interpretation of Lee's discretionary order may have been the difference between victory for the South and the defeat of the North.
12) The second is to seek entry of an appellate court's discretionary order for leave to take an interlocutory appeal.
Cole includes everything from changes in the Chain of Command, the arrival of lesser commands, communication styles, insufficient instructions, discretionary orders, the disregarding of orders, failed notifications, communication cutoffs, and so much more.
 
 
 
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