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Question: Let's say your lawyer has already concluded that your client's case is one of first impression in your jurisdiction, that is, there is no on-point legal precedent in the courts. You do some on-line research and find the following: Another state's court of appeals decision ruling in your client's favor; a supreme court case from your state that is against your client's position but the facts seem different enough from your client's situation as to be distinguishable; a statute from your state that is vague or general enough to be debatable how it might be applied to your client's case; and finally, a legal article that argues that the law should be applied in such a way that would help your client. which authority is mandatory primary authority and why do you think so?