'Ratio decidendi' presentation slideshows

Judicial Precedent

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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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Unit 3 AoS 3 Revision

Unit 3 AoS 3 Revision. DP 1: The ability of judges and courts to make law DP 2: The operation of the doctrine of precedent. DP 1: The ability of judges and courts to make law. Explain what a court hierarchy is. Answer.

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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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CLN 4U Unit 2 Assignment

CLN 4U Unit 2 Assignment. How to Prepare a Brief. Brief Writing. Creating Case Briefs Legal briefs are short summaries, or abstracts , of a case writen in your own words. Purpose is to expose and fully understand the purpose behind a particular court decision.

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