Kight v. Ford Motor Credit Co.

How courts have described this case

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• “We agree with the State’s ‘bell cannot be unrung’ argument, which is in line with the holding of the Court of Appeals . . . [that] there comes a point when a theoretically available remedy becomes ineffective.”

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