It Is Important to Determine If a Case Is on Point

question 10

Multiple Choice

It is important to determine if a case is on point because:

• A)Statutory law requires case law for interpretation
• B)Cases that are on point need to be found to provide guidance as to how a client's case may be decided
• C)The hierarchy of the law requires the identification of cases on point
• D)Statutory law,standing alone,is not sufficient to answer most legal questions
• E)All of the above
• F)Answers a,b,and c above

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