Advisory Opinions—Present Status and an Evaluation

Stevens, George Neff

Journal: Washington Law Review

Volume: 34

Year: 1959

Bluebook Citation: 34 WASH. L. REV. (1959)

Author: George Neff Stevens: all 17 publications


Abstract

As the term is used in the United States today, an advisory opinion is a formal opinion by a judge or judges of a supreme court, or by a supreme court, in answer to a question of law, submitted by a legislative body or a governor, a council, or a governor and council, of a state, which question is not related to nor concerned with a case or controversy in actual litigation at the time, and which does not involve private rights.

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