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A judge cites precedent when delivering a ruling in a case. In doing this, he is harkening back to a practice begun in which set of laws? A. constitutional law B. Mosaic codes C…

A judge cites precedent when delivering a ruling in a case. In doing this, he is harkening back to a practice begun in which set of laws? A. constitutional law B. Mosaic codes C…
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A judge cites precedent when delivering a ruling in a case. In doing this, he is harkening back to a practice begun in which set of laws? A. constitutional law B. Mosaic codes C. common law D. international law

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C

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The answer is C(common law)

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