The Legal Doctrine of Stare Decisis Is Generally Defined As

question 221

Multiple Choice

The legal doctrine of stare decisis is generally defined as:

• A) the doctrine that grants power to Congress to regulate commerce
• B) the division of powers among three major branches of the federal government
• C) the power of the Supreme Court to invalidate laws passed by Congress
• D) the ability of the President to issue Executive Orders
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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