Every practitioner has had this experience: the perfect case is found; it is on all fours factually; it was decided by the appellate district in which your case is pending; it comes out the right way; and then you see it: the dreaded “-U” at the end of the case number.Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 23 such decisions “may not be cited as precedent by any party except in the limited circumstances allowed under Rule 23(e)(1).” Supreme Court Rule 23(e)(2). The case that is so perfect is useless unless …