A Court Opinion May Apply as Precedent When

question 6

Multiple Choice

A court opinion may apply as precedent when:

• A)There is a major difference in the key facts of the court opinion and the client's case
• B)There is a minor difference in the key facts of the court opinion and the client's case
• C)The rule or principle applied in the court opinion is the same rule or principle that applies in the client's case
• D)The rule or principle applied in the court opinion is different from the rule or principle that applies in the client's case
• E)All of the above
• F)Answers a,c,and d above

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