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What is judicial interpretation?
Critical Thinking
Thoroughly exploring and critiquing a problem in order to reach a determination.
Preconceptions
Ideas or opinions formed before having evidence for their truth or usefulness, often influencing new information interpretation.
Conceptualizations
The process of forming concepts or general notions of something by integrating particular instances or observations.
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