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That's just how common law works. If you want to get rid of the power of precedent, it's not gonna really happen, but civil law would relax it a little bit, at
by tormeh 5y ago
That's just how common law works. If you want to get rid of the power of precedent, it's not gonna really happen, but civil law would relax it a little bit, at least. Civil law is, in practice, also using precedent, but it's given way less weight