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Which is the correct definition of legal precedent? an unconstitutional law an earlier court decision agreement among all justices
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Which is the correct definition of legal precedent?

an unconstitutional law
an earlier court decision
agreement among all justices

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A legal precedent is a court case that happened, however this court case is a case that is looked upon in order it be an example. 
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an earlier court decision

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