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extraordinary writ

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See: habeas corpus


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16) An extraordinary writ is warranted in such cases, but not usually to review discovery orders, since discovery is subject to substantial discretion.
28) The only way to determine whether a particular order is commonly reviewed by an extraordinary writ is by reviewing the case law in the area.
370(c) Clarifies that amicus briefs are permitted in extraordinary writ proceedings.
 
 
 
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