Meanings of judicial precedent in English

Federal law and judicial precedent could play a role in the subpoena fight.

Brazil's ruling sets a judicial precedent that must be honored by all public institutions, including notary publics where civil unions must be registered.

He conceded, however, that a judicial precedent may be conclusive when it has received the settled acquiescence of the people and the States.

On September 18, in fact, I played a tape that annihilated Bork's claim that as a justice he would give full weight to judicial precedent.

He was under instructions as Governor to enforce this view, which was, indeed, sustained by judicial precedents.

Their briefs referenced several centuries of judicial precedents attesting to the importance of autonomy to legal definitions of personhood.

Antidumping law and countervailing duty law include, as appropriate for each Party, relevant statutes, legislative history, regulations, administrative practice and judicial precedents.