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    It is also referred to as imputed Negligence.__________ 9.Res judicata _ A matter already judged)- A legal doctrine that bars litigation between the same parties on matters already determined in a former lawsuit.________________________ 10.Stare decisis (To stand by a decision) the doctrine that a trial court is bound by appellate court decisions (precedents) on a legal question which is raised in the lower court.____ 11.Res ipsa loquitur _(The thing speaks for itself) a doctrine of law that one…

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    Case law is the basis of the U.S. legal system, compiling previous court decisions that inferior courts need to adhere to in similar cases. These previous decisions create stare decisis, or precedent. Precedent is the written decision from a court, that requires all inferior courts to resolve similar issues previously decided in higher courts in the same manner. This provides consistency within our courts, and ensures the laws…

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    Law is a set of rules. Law can be utilized to anyone and is to restrict the human. The Malaysian Judicial System is based on the English legal system which succeeded by the history of the British. Malaysian Judicial System set for the cases like criminal and civil litigation. Litigation is a court process of starting and sustain or protecting a legal action. The Malaysian court system have both criminal and civil jurisdiction. They have power and have to be responsibility to hear certain cases.…

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    Wal-Mart Stores v. Samara Brothers is a U.S. Supreme Court case which focuses on trademark infringement. It questions whether an unregistered product’s design is protected by law. Section 43(a) of the Trademark Act of 1946 (Lanham Act), provides a provision which protects unregistered marks against confusion and such. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a). While the statute does not require “distinctiveness” of the mark to be shown, case law universally does. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Samara Brothers, Inc.,…

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    ultimately his current position as Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court (LII: US Supreme Court: Justice Breyer). Justice Breyer’s judicial philosophy is best described as having “a concern for consequences” (John Fox). Breyer tends to weigh both stare decisis, or the concept of judicial precedent against his concept of the Constitution's long-term fluidity and ability to change (Fox). Breyer tends to vote with justices Ginsburg…

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    different varieties of laws depend on the scoop of doubt that a person or a company must be convicted on. In Criminal Law, it is “Beyond Reasonable Doubt”. In Civil Law and Tort Law, it is “The Preponderance of the Evidence”. In Case Law it is “Stare decisis” of previous cases that makes court decision 's enforceable. Any type of law that is practiced in the United States of America is backed by the U.S Constitution. Depending on the different…

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    1. We identified five institutions that are the sources of five kinds of law in the US. Describe each institution and the kind of law it produces. (5 points) CONSTITUTION CONVENTION The Constitution is the fundamental or supreme law of the country; it establishes the government, sets forth the principles through which the government operates and designates rights to both the government and the territories that fall within that constitution. Since it’s the supreme law of United States it…

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    Apple Vs FBI

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    2139/ssrn.2768374. Accessed 7 Mar. 2017. Landau, Susan. “The Real Security Issues of the IPhone Case.” Science, vol. 352, no. 6292, 17 June 2016, pp. 1398–1399., science.sciencemag.org/content/352/6292/1398. Accessed 28 Mar. 2017. Oyen, Timothy “Stare decisis.” LII / Legal Information Institute, 6 Aug. 2007, www.law.cornell.edu/wex/stare_decisis. Accessed 4 Apr.…

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    power to “regulate Commerce…among the several States” (U.S. Constitution 6). As a corollary to the theorem that the one true meaning of a Constitutional provision is the one understood by the society that ratified it, originalists believe that stare decisis “is not, and never has been” “an ironclad rule” (Bork 155-6). In his Raich dissent, Thomas displays his originalist reasoning by seeking the Commerce Clause’s original understanding and by both ignoring and criticizing the Court’s…

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    Elements Of Scots Law

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    source of Scots law is the common law derived from the decisions of courts, known as judicial precedent. Judicial precedent refers to rules produced by the courts without the legislation. The main feature of judicial precedent is the so called ‘stare decisis’ which means that a subordinate court must be bound to a higher court decision. The two main conditions that make a judicial precedent binding…

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