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Is 'prescient' there supposed to be 'precedent'? Neither word makes perfect sense to me in that context, but I can't think of anything better.
by JadeNB 7y ago
Is 'prescient' there supposed to be 'precedent'? Neither word makes perfect sense to me in that context, but I can't think of anything better.
- skwb 7y agoYeah, precedent is correct. I mean to say in the context of case precedent, which is what many legal arguments are often based off of.