Dean v. City of Jesup

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• if reversal of a trial court’s judgment is of no practical benefit to the parties, any issues raised on appeal are rendered moot
• If “reversal of a trial court’s judgment is of no practical benefit to the parties, any issues raised on appeal are rendered moot.”
• “If, however, reversal of a trial court’s judgment is of no practical benefit to the parties, any issues raised on appeal are rendered moot.” (citation 6 omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).