CONDITION PRECEDENT

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PRECEDENT

PRECEDENT. Stare Decisis Applied in Appellate cases Like cases decided in like manner Judges must follow past decisions Lawyers must cite and account for good and bad past decisions How is this done?. Past cases that support . Emphasize legal ruling by judge in past case

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Precedent

Precedent. PSCI 2481. Legal Systems of the World. The are four legal systems that govern most of the world’s population: Romano-Germanic (Civil Law) Islamic (Muslim Religious Law) Socialist Law Common Law. The Common Law.

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Judicial Precedent

Judicial Precedent. We will consider the following questions…. What is the system of hierarchy in the Courts? What is meant by Judicial Precedent? What is a ratio? What does obiter dictum mean? What are the material facts of a case? . The case of R v R (1991).

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Judicial Precedent

Judicial Precedent. Richard O’Neill University of Hertfordshire. Sources of law. Do judges make law? “.. judges do not make law, but merely, by rules of precedent, discover and declare the law that has always been there …” William Blackstone Case law and precedent

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Civil law precedent

Civil law precedent. Role of precedent in civil law General rule Exceptions Functional equivalent: Rota romana Some examples Louisiana (mixed system) Germany (judicial-centric). General rule. “Civil law world does not regard judicial pronouncements as binding in subsequent cases.”

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Reflection & Precedent

Reflection & Precedent. ARCH 5502 Fall 2010. Noella Cantu Urban Design Studio. Project objectives. The Image of the City by Kevin Lynch Creating an “Environmental Image” - IDENTITY - Being able to identify an object from others, and recognize its distinction - STRUCTURE

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Judicial Precedent

Judicial Precedent. Methods of Avoiding Judicial Precedent. Lesson Objectives. I will be able to define the terms ‘overruling, ‘reversing’, ‘distinguishing’ and disapproving’ precedent I will be able to identify and explain cases illustrating those terms . Distinguishing .

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Precedent Study

Precedent Study. Tyler Gentry. Items of Study. Water tower Sump Pump Vacuum. Water Tower.

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Biblical Precedent

Biblical Precedent. Matthew 12:15-21. We find a prophecy of Jesus as the Chosen Servant of Yahweh in Matthew 12:15-21. Matthew uses “Biblical Precedent” in the text—i.e., he uses the Old Testament Scriptures simply to declare that Jesus is the Jewish Messiah. Original Prophecy.

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Judicial Precedent

Judicial Precedent. The Doctrine and Court Structure. Lesson Objectives. I will be able to define judicial precedent I will be able to describe the hierarchy of the courts I will be able to construct a diagram of the court structure

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Judicial Precedent

Judicial Precedent . Hierarchy of the Courts: How good are your powers of deduction?. Task: On your table, you have a number of cards, each of which represents a court in England and Wales. Can you create the hierarchy of the courts using your knowledge? You have five minutes. The Answer:.

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Doctrine of Precedent

Doctrine of Precedent. JUDGE MADE LAW. Judges ‘make’ law in 2 main ways. What does this cartoon mean?. DO NOW. Statutory interpretation. Judges interpret legislation made by Parliament – they explain the meaning of words. Words have different meanings in different contexts

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Precedent Study

Wellspring Medical Center Clark/ Kjos Architect, LLC. Precedent Study. The lighting give a calm, therapeutic environment and is inspired by nature

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Judicial System Precedent

Judicial System: Precedents. Judicial System Precedent. Precedent. Definition: A decision that provides the basis for decision in future similar cases Use:

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Judicial Precedent

Judicial Precedent. Advantages and Disadvantages. Lesson Objectives. I will be able to state the advantages and disadvantages of the doctrine of precedent I will be able to use examples relevant to those advantages and disadvantages

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Changing Precedent

Changing Precedent. Monday 27 June 2011. Distinguishing. A precedent does not apply because the facts are different The precedent is either added to or not applied. Disapproving. A judge in a lower court disagrees with a precedent set by a higher court.

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Precedent in action

Precedent in action. The operation of the doctrine of precedent is easier to understand by looking at specific examples. The English case of Donoghue v. Stevenson 1932 is a landmark case, because the fundamental legal principle of negligence was established, and later applied in Australia.

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Precedent

Precedent. Topic 7. Precedent. The hallmarks of justice are that it should be certain, and should be universal. The doctrine of precedent was developed to provide the necessary certainty and universality. Stare decisis.

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Judicial Precedent

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Doctrine of Precedent

Doctrine of Precedent. Key Questions. What is precedent? ( stare decisis ) Why have it? How does it work, i.e “who binds who” and “when”? What does ratio decidendi mean? And obiter dictum ? How does European law impact upon the rules of precedent?. What is the doctrine of precedent?.

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JUDICIAL PRECEDENT

JUDICIAL PRECEDENT. Objectives. Explain the elements of precedent and the types of precedent. Outline the court hierarchy. Discuss how a precedent can be altered or avoided , including the roles of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal in relation to precedent.

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Judicial Precedent = the Doctrine of Precedent

Date: Sunday, 05 January 2020. Judicial Precedent = the Doctrine of Precedent. Lesson Outcomes: Define the meaning of the ratio decidendi & obiter dicta Distinguish between ratio decidendi & obiter dicta Distinguish between binding and persuasive precedent. Specification:

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PRECEDENT

Precedent

Judicial Precedent

Judicial Precedent

Civil law precedent

Reflection &amp; Precedent

Judicial Precedent

Precedent Study

Biblical Precedent

Judicial Precedent

Judicial Precedent

Doctrine of Precedent

Precedent Study

Judicial System Precedent

Judicial Precedent

Changing Precedent

Precedent in action

Precedent

Judicial Precedent

Doctrine of Precedent

JUDICIAL PRECEDENT

Judicial Precedent = the Doctrine of Precedent

Reflection & Precedent