Common Law (Also Called Case Law or Precedent)is a Source

question 53

Multiple Choice

Common law (also called case law or precedent) is a source of law that is derived from:

• A) a single document that contains all laws.
• B) court decisions.
• C) popular culture.
• D) federal rules and regulations.

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Definitions:

Food Chain

A series of organisms each dependent on the next as a source of food, representing the flow of energy and nutrients in an ecosystem.

Chemical Pollutant

Substances introduced into the environment that pose risks or harm to ecosystems, animals, or human health, often resulting from industrial, agricultural, or urban activities.

Biogeochemical Cycle

The cycling of chemical elements and compounds between the biological and geological components of the environment, including processes such as carbon, nitrogen, and water cycles.