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How Does Ratio Decidendi (Holding) Shape the Future of Law?

Dive into the concept of Ratio Decidendi—the core legal principle behind a judicial decision. Understand how this “holding” forms the basis of precedent and shapes the future interpretation of statutes & codes and case law in civil, criminal, and appeals cases. Understanding Ratio Decidendi: The Heart of Judicial Precedent In the common law system, judicial […]

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The Role of Customary Law in the US Legal System

META DESCRIPTION: Customary law—rooted in tradition, unwritten norms, and community practices—holds a unique and complex place in the US legal landscape, primarily through Native American Tribal Courts and the evolving doctrine of Customary International Law. Explore its definition, historical context, and modern applications. Understanding Customary Law in a Modern Legal Framework The vast majority of

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