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Should judges merely apply the law based off precedence only, or should the judges interpret law during the application of law to specific cases? Why or Why not?

Should judges merely apply the law based off precedence only, or should the judges interpret law during the application of law to specific cases? Why or Why not?
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Should judges merely apply the law based off precedence only, or should the judges interpret law during the application of law to specific cases? Why or Why not?

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When a statute becomes the subject of a dispute in court, judges usually must interpret the law, ambiguous or not
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