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16 July, 01:07

Before ruling on a case, a Supreme Court justice must consider precedent. dissent. opinion. defamation.

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  1. 16 July, 01:14
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    Precedent

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    The United States is a common law system, which means law is built on cases that came before it. So a Justice, and any Judge/lawyer, looks to precedent when deciding how to proceed in a case.
  2. 16 July, 01:30
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    The answer is Precedent
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