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How many cases may a judge cite as precedent when formulating case decisions?
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How many cases may a judge cite as precedent when formulating case decisions?

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A judge may cite as many as they want when they are formulating case decisions. As long as these cases are consistent, then it is allowed. These precedents are usually used to establish the decision which has already been formulated. 
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