A Court Opinion That Applies a Case Law Rule or Principle

question 30

Multiple Choice

A court opinion that applies a case law rule or principle different from that which applies to a client's case may apply as precedent to the client's case when:

• A)There is a similarity in language between the common law rules or principles
• B)There is a similarity in function between the common law rules or principles
• C)The key facts are identical or nearly identical
• D)The court opinion is from the same jurisdiction as the client's case
• E)All of the above
• F)Answers a and b above
• G)Answers a,b,and c above

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Definitions:

Organic Compound

A compound containing carbon atoms covalently bonded to other elements, typically hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, among others.

Resonance Forms

Resonance forms are alternative Lewis structures for a molecule that illustrate delocalized electrons within the molecule, showing different possible distributions of double bonds and lone pairs.

Resonance Forms

Various Lewis diagrams depicting the same compound to show the electron delocalization throughout the molecule.

Delocalization Of Charge

The spreading out of a charge over two or more atoms, typically observed with electrons in molecules that exhibit resonance.