When Faced with Making Legal Decisions, Judges Are Reluctant to Make

question 79

Multiple Choice

When faced with making legal decisions, judges are reluctant to make decisions that contradict earlier judicial decisions. This propensity is an example of the principle of

• A)stare decisis .
• B)equality.
• C)proportionality.
• D)determinant sentencing.

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