How is the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit different from the U.S. Court of Appeals?

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Hibiscus · Answer 1 · 2021-01-17T15:56:16+0000

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This is unlike the other courts of appeals as the authority of their decisions is restricted by geographic location and thus there may be differing judicial standards depending on location. Decisions of the Federal Circuit are only superseded by decisions of the Supreme Court or by applicable changes in the law.

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