2004): The idea underlying res judicata is that if a matter has already been decided, the petitioner has already had his or her day in court, and for purposes of judicial economy, that matter generally will not be reexamined again in any court (except, of course, for appeals by right). 51 Collateral estoppel, by comparison, is a much narrower preclusive doctrine
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