Place each of the authorities listed into one of the following categories of authority: primary/mandatory authority, primary/persuasive authority, secondary/persuasive authority, or non-authority

1. The client's case is in the Superior Court of California, a trial court.A case you have found is on point and from the California Supreme Court.

2. The client's case is being heard in the Supreme Court of New Mexico.The on-point authority you have found is from the New Mexico Court of Appeals.

3. The trial in which your supervising attorney is involved is in the Washington Superior Court, a trial court.The case you have found is from the Supreme Court of Vermont and is on point.

4. The client's case is in the U.S. District Court.An on-point case has been found in Federal Reporter, Second Series.

5. Your attorney's client is involved in litigation in the U.S. District Court.An on-point case from the Georgia Supreme Court is the case upon which your attorney is relying.

6. The client's case is in the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.The on-point case is in United States Supreme Court Reports.

7. Your supervising attorney is arguing a point in the Oregon Supreme Court.The relevant authority is in the University of Oregon Law Review.

8. Your office's client has a case in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.The relevant case you have researched is from the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals.

9. The case is argued in the U.S. Supreme Court.Since it is a tax case, your on-point authority is found in the reporter for the U.S. Tax Court.

10. You have found an on-point case in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.The client's case is being argued in the Supreme Court of Nevada.

11. You have discovered an invalid but on point case from the United States Supreme Court.The client's case is at the trial court level in the state of North Carolina.

12. You are in the Texas Supreme Court.The case upon which you are relying is from the Alabama Appellate Court.

13. The client's case is in the New Mexico Supreme Court.You have found a case in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals that is on point.

14. The client's case is in the California Appellate Court.Your on-point authority is from the U.S. Supreme Court.

15. The client's case is in the Superior Court of the county of King, state of Washington.The on-point case is from the Superior Court of the county of Pierce, state of Washington.