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sadcorp (51)in federal • 3 years ago
Judge made laws are the legal doctrines established by judicial precedents rather than by a statute. Article III federal judges are a group of unelected government officials
"Judge made laws are the legal doctrines established by judicial precedents rather than by a statute. … They are also known as case law." "Article III federal judges are appointed for life by…
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Judge made laws are the legal doctrines established by judicial precedents rather than by a statute. Article III federal judges are a group of unelected government officials