MOBIL CHEMICAL CO., a DIV. OF MOBIL CORP. v. Hawkins

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• holding a per curiam affirmance without written opinion has no precedential value, even in the deciding court
• holding a per curiam affirmance without written opinion has no precedential value, even in the deciding court
• discussing Rodgers II and noting that a juror's minority \will not ordinarily support an inference of bias for or against a particular party in a particular case\

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