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Mitchell L. Moss, director of the Taub Urban Research Center at New York University, said precedents exist.
She said precedents should be overturned only if they have proved unworkable over time or have been eroded by other decisions or if important factual circumstances change.
While Mr. Slader said precedents, including a decision by the United States Supreme Court decision, show that canon law is not the controlling law in this case, Mr. Bunce said the question would have to be tested.
Some legal experts said precedent exists in Massachusetts for an oral settlement to be binding.
But Chief Justice Roberts said precedent, the structure of the law and "underlying constitutional concerns" required "a broader reading of the bailout provision".
MPs from Leicester, Nottinghamshire and York discussed a permanent grave but officials said precedent meant Leicester cathedral was favourite.
He says precedents for this include the work of Howard Bernstein in Manchester with Goldman Sachs, Heseltine's own work in Liverpool and plans by Lord Adonis to galvanise the north-east economy.
Judge Colleen McMahon of United States District Court said legal precedents established that even when the government helped commit a crime, others could be prosecuted.
Justice Breyer said those precedents and others demonstrated that Congress was free to address problems in the delivery of health care.
Legal experts said that precedents set in similar cases had resulted in jail terms, usually in the range of three to nine months.
In his concurring opinion, the chief justice said legal precedents whose validity is "hotly contested" can be disregarded.
