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12 July, 12:27

Common law refers to laws determined through

due process.

precedent.

the rule of law.

the separation of powers.

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  1. 12 July, 12:43
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    Common law refers to precedent judgements for their outcomes. It is often used in civil cases where there are very similar arguments. It could be contrasted to statutory law which is judgement based off of a written set of laws.
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