Usage of "legal precedent"

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Principle or rule established in a previous legal case that is either binding on or persuasive for a court.

Uso de legal precedent en inglés

The California case may set a new legal precedent for seeking remediation. 
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They spoke as much about markets as they did about legal precedent. 
 The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama 

Electronic privacy experts say that distinction sets an important legal precedent. 
 Wired 

In a joint statement they argued the decision ignored legal precedent. 
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Respecters of legal precedent, on the other hand, criticised the President. 
 Theodore Roosevelt: An Intimate Biography 

Such rulings leave in place lower court decisions and provide no national legal precedent. 
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But four decades of legal precedent don't vanish without a fight, certainly not quickly. 
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Both are concerned about the legal precedent or minority rights. 
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Still, a ruling against Myanmar could hurt its international reputation and set legal precedent. 
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Koh cited the Federal Circuit's Nexus ruling as binding legal precedent in her order. 
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There is scant legal precedent when it comes to clawing back such campaign contributions. 
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In the other, more legal precedent supported the plaintiff's claims. 
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There is something about a legal precedent which gives pause to the angriest man. 
 The Girl on the Boat 

Although the resolution was only a recommendation or guideline, it still set a legal precedent. 
 Radio NZ 

She said the decision was the culmination of a six-year campaign to overturn legal precedent. 
 The Guardian 

This case is important to establish a legal precedent. 
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