Sentence examples for correct precedent from inspiring English sources

Rich environments present the potential for a disastrously quick loss of ability to allocate credit to the correct precedent.

Like much of her testimony, it suggested that the job of a Supreme Court Justice is merely to identify the correct precedents, apply them rigorously, and thus render appropriate decisions.

Mr. Verrilli said the Seventh Circuit's ruling was correct under precedents concerning public employees' unions, and he urged the Supreme Court not to hear the case.

This can be done in part by correcting the historical precedent that has led us to this moment.

Assuming that the State denies Promise Scholarships only to students who pursue a degree in devotional theology, I believe that Justice Scalia’s application of our precedents is correct.

Omega's position was clearly correct under pre-Quality King Ninth Circuit precedent.

Thus the first standard, the deeds of the sage-kings, serves as a historical precedent of normatively correct usage, which complements the straightforwardly normative appeal to utility in the third standard.

The correct statement of the doctrine of precedent is that later courts are bound by cases not simply by rationes and bound to either follow or distinguish them.

If the appellate court precedents cited above are correct, FISA is not the exclusive procedure.

Despite these precedents it is still correct to question the difficulty of obtaining a perfect topographic map, to which we can provide two responses.

A former US ambassador to Moscow, Michael McFaul, wrote on his Twitter blog that the block set a "horrible precedent" and that Facebook should correct its "mistake" as soon as possible.