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<title>FPR · First Precedent Research</title>
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<title>The month at FPR: October 2026</title>
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<description>This is the first FPR newsletter. It will come once a month and say what was added to the journal: new entries on the wanted list, and pieces as they are published.

This month the list grew by a hundred and two entries. Most are in areas that were thin: evidence, civil procedure, tort, property and international law. There are also eight more dissents, four of them from the constitution benches of 2024.</description>
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