CHAPTER 1: LAW AND LEGAL REASONING 3
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B13. Clearly, a judge’s function is to make the laws.
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B14. The courts, in interpreting statutory law, often rely on the common law as a
guide to what the legislators intended.
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B15. A jury’s good sense and careful consideration of consequences is known as
jurisprudence.
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B16. Procedural law consists of all laws that outline the methods of enforcing rights.
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B17. A citation identifies the publication in which a legal authority can be found.
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B18. The decisions made by the courts establish the boundaries of the law as it
applies to almost all business relationships.
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B19. The party against whom a lawsuit is brought is the plaintiff or petitioner.
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