feat(opinion_types): Add support for opinion types #885
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Modeling the types we have in Courtlistener, we should be able to add opinion types if not default Combined Opinions This should allow us to caputre multiple opinion types and let courtlistener group them together when it occurs in the handful of courts we know about.
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Hm, let's spec this out in the other issue before merging this one. I think we might have different visions for how to do this. |
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@flooie, flagging this for you think about for future sprints, if still needed (we're almost a year from when you opened this). |
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Modeling the types we have in Courtlistener, we should be able to add opinion types if not default Combined Opinions
This should allow us to caputre multiple opinion types and let courtlistener group them together when it occurs in the handful of courts we know about.