Question

What does it mean when the Supreme

Court "sets the precedent" on a court
case?
A. A case will be regarded as an example to be
considered how future circumstances will be decided.
B. It will take Presidential powers to support the
decision.
C. The next case will see bold changes from the first
case.

Answer 1

A

Explanation: Setting a precedent means that future decisions should view the case as a framework for deciding future cases.