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> which is a case of where the precedent was wrong Isn't this always the court's opinion when it overturns precedent?
by sangnoir 4y ago
> which is a case of where the precedent was wrong
Isn't this always the court's opinion when it overturns precedent?
- Akronymus 4y agoWell, kinda. Usually it is the case that the underlying legal framework changed. For example, a new amendment or new federal law. In this case, no such thing has happened.