Precedent Reasoning is a legal methodology that, as a form of judicial reasoning, involves the systematic application of principles established in prior judicial decisions to resolve current legal cases.
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RULES AND REASONS IN THE THEORY OF PRECEDENT
John F. Horty · Legal Theory · 2011 · 85 citations
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Rupert Cross, J. W. HARRIS · Columbia Law Review · 1992 · 80 citations
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