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Unit 2 – Branches of Government
Topic 2.8
Why has "stare decisis" been a persistent principle in American jurisprudence?
It facilitates speedy resolution of cases by avoiding new interpretations each time a similar case arises.
It promotes stability by respecting precedents set by past decisions.
It simplifies the process of selection for Supreme Court Justices.
It encourages diversity of thought among justices.
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