Sentence examples for binding precedent for the from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kagan made it clear that foreign opinions are not authoritative, Justice Ginsburg said, adding: "They set no binding precedent for the U.S. judge.

"Foreign opinions are not authoritative; they set no binding precedent for the U.S. judge," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said in a 2006 address to the Constitutional Court of South Africa.

A split decision also wouldn't set a binding precedent for the future of reproductive rights nationwide. .

The supreme court's decision on Monday set a binding precedent for states in the fourth and 10th circuits.

A group of conservative scholars have challenged the legitimacy of the Court's decision concerning same-sex marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges and called upon officeholders "to refuse to accept Obergefell as binding precedent for all but the specific plaintiffs in that case".

I don't think there have been any cases on this point, at least not in the higher courts where the decision would be binding precedent for future cases.

According to the New York Times, But a tie vote would not be a binding precedent, leaving uncertainty for other states and highlighting more than ever the importance of the next Supreme Court appointment.

What is worse, court judgments in Russia do not set binding precedents.Still, the Supreme Court carries weight.

Will the justices treat Baker as binding precedent warranting their deference under the principle of stare decisis?

An Israeli government spokesman said: "According to international practices and binding precedents, the fence is a de facto border, and therefore anyone who is beyond it is not located in Israeli territory and is therefore not eligible for automatic entry".

But when Kennedy joined the liberals they could set binding precedent".