If a citation cannot be disambiguated, that's OK, we can send it to a /c/ page, which will list multiple options.

[flooie]

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[quevon24]

@flooie in this case, what do you mean by a citation cannot be disambiguated? That you get more than one result? e.g. 114 F.3d 1182 it redirects to "/c/f3d/114/1182/" so you can see all the opinions that matched that citation.

So instead of redirecting to all possible results for the citation, it should redirect to the /c/ page which is the main citation lookup page?

[mlissner]

yeah, so if we can't figure out what case a citation refers to, we can link it to /c/f3d/114/1182/, and the user can figure it out.

Let's add a class to these too in the CSS. We don't have to figure out the design for them, but by adding the class, we can do so later.