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> was made up by courts That's hardly unusual in a common law system..
by namdnay 6y ago
> was made up by courts
That's hardly unusual in a common law system..
- Ericson2314 6y agoYeah but indefinitely precedent goes way beyond its intended purpose in achieving consistency. Especially when we have legislatures that rather not weigh on in issues whenever possible because they are worried about attack ads. If I were to tweak it, I would make precedent expire, and even obligate the legislature to vote on a bill by the time it does that the courts ratify disambiguates the issue at and. Consistency and democracy.