Question 4 • SA FL-2106010-M/J Civics S1 26-27
A precedent is an earlier court decision that provides a rule or example for deciding later cases with similar facts or legal issues. It guides how courts handle those cases, so choice D, “something that serves as an example to be followed in similar court cases,” is correct. A precedent is not simply something overturned, nor does it determine whether a court has jurisdiction.
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