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, sometimes referred to as rules, are created by the authority of the legislature.​

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In common-law systems, such DECISIONS are called precedents, and they are RULES and POLICIES with just as much authority as a law passed by a legislature. Thus, law is made not only by legislatures but ALSO by the COURTS. Judges merely “apply” the law created by the legislature.


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