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The term precedent means A) Disagreeing with a previous ruling B) Using a past example in a similar case C) Agreeing with a previous ruling D) The official opinion of the court
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The term precedent means

A) Disagreeing with a previous ruling
B) Using a past example in a similar case
C) Agreeing with a previous ruling
D) The official opinion of the court

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B is the answer to your question :3
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