Question 15. the doctrine of "stare decisis" empowers a court to change existing judicial precedent.

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Hassan Carter

24 August, 19:29

Question 15. the doctrine of "stare decisis" empowers a court to change existing judicial precedent.

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Roberto Taylor · Answer 1

The correct answer is false. The doctrine of stare decises promotes adherence to judicial precedent, in order to encourage standardization of law within a jurisdiction, make the court system well-organized and make the law more foreseeable for individuals and businesses.