The pronouncement of judges which have the force of law are called
a
judgements
b
judicial oaths
c
orders-in-council
d
judicial precedent
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Tendercadet
3 years ago
isnt it through judgement that the judges makes the pronouncement of which have the force of law..judicial precedent is how a case is been settled or done by review past cases alike to the case been judged
olohideba
2 years ago
Judicial precedent is the review of past judgement on past cases the right answer should be A, my opinion thus
