A state court that sets a precedent makes a decision that

(A) can authorize similar action in the future.

(B) can stop similar action in the future.

(C) assigns jurisdiction to an appeals court

(D) assigns jurisdiction to a trial court.

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Evangeline Wood

13 March, 01:57

A state court that sets a precedent makes a decision that

(A) can authorize similar action in the future.

(B) can stop similar action in the future.

(C) assigns jurisdiction to an appeals court

(D) assigns jurisdiction to a trial court.

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Kaliyah Duffy · Answer 1

The correct answer is (A) can authorize similar action in the future.

This means that the decision is unprecedented, but in the future, others can use it as a precedent.

A state court that sets a precedent makes a decision that(A) can authorize similar action in the future.(B) can stop similar action in the future.(C) assigns jurisdiction to an appeals court(D) assigns jurisdiction to a trial court.

A state court that sets a precedent makes a decision that

(A) can authorize similar action in the future.

(B) can stop similar action in the future.

(C) assigns jurisdiction to an appeals court

(D) assigns jurisdiction to a trial court.