A Valid Argument as to Why the Rule Stare Decisis

question 42

Multiple Choice

A valid argument as to why the rule stare decisis should not be an absolute rule is that

• A)no two sets of facts are identical in every respect.
• B)fairness in law often requires that judges exercise some flexibility in their approaches to some cases.
• C)precedents only bind the same set of circumstances.
• D)judges are only bound to follow decisions of higher courts.
• E)all of the above

Comprehend the role of the electron transport chain in maximizing ATP production from glucose.

Trace the metabolic pathways and conversions that allow for the interconversion of biomolecules.

Appreciate how metabolic rates and processes vary between tissues and under different physiological conditions.

Understand the regulation of key enzymes in glycolysis and the citric acid cycle.

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