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A judicial decision used as a source of law in later related cases.
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A previous judicial case used as an example for deciding the case at hand.
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An existing opinion, usually published, which because of its similar facts and legal issues, serves to guide a court in the case before it. Our common law system is based upon precedent. Courts will want to look to principles established in earlier cases. Those decisions which involve similar facts or legal issues serve to guide a court and are regarded as precedent.
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A judgment or decision of a court cited as an authority for deciding a similar set of facts or for a legal principle to be followed.
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When you investigate the concept of precedent, you identify what came before-or in some cases, "set the stage" for-a particular object, event or idea. By investigating precedent we can discover the ideas behind present technologies, activities and cultural beliefs.
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