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> a common law judge can always do a bit of nitpicking This makes sense. Precedents ruled by mistake/etc. should not set the law.
by timeon 3y ago
> a common law judge can always do a bit of nitpicking
This makes sense. Precedents ruled by mistake/etc. should not set the law.
- eru 3y agoWell, that's why you have appeals and higher courts can overrule the precedence of the lower courts.