Ray v. Fletcher

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that, generally, reversing and remanding a case sends it back to the trial court as though the original proceeding did not occur, unless something indicates that the remand is partial
• “Our use of the ‘Reversed and remanded’ tagline was suffi- cient to signal to the trial court that it would have authority, on remand from this court, to determine the nature of the proceedings that are necessary or appropriate on remand.” (Internal quotation marks omitted.)

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