Case Law Is Sometimes Called Law Because It Is Made

question 81

Multiple Choice

Case law is sometimes called law because it is made by the judges in the state and federal court systems.

• A)Court-made
• B)Judge-made
• C)Common
• D)Judge-made and common

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