Case Law, Often in the Form of a Conditional Sentence

question 28

Multiple Choice

Case law, often in the form of a conditional sentence in which specific situations are addressed, is called

• A) apodictic.
• B) Decalogue.
• C) casuistic.
• D) flexible.

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