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Which is the correct definition of legal precedent? an unconstitutional law an earlier court decision agreement among all justices

Which is the correct definition of legal precedent? an unconstitutional law an earlier court decision agreement among all justices
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Which is the correct definition of legal precedent?

an unconstitutional law
an earlier court decision
agreement among all justices

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A legal precedent is a court case that happened, however this court case is a case that is looked upon in order it be an example. 
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an earlier court decision

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