Then, 10/50/90 (set 1) combination is added to the precedent points.
The court's precedents point both ways in the health care case, and it is hard to say what the outcome will be.
So you have these historical precedents pointing to the fact that there will probably be a substantial recovery over the next two years.
May a later court avoid the result of the precedent by pointing to any general factual difference between the cases (e.g. this is real property rather than personal property, this is an implied rather than an express trust), and distinguish the precedent by stating a narrower ratio?
On this point the precedents run fully against the government.
But if Goodell sets the precedent from this point forward that if a player is punished by the NCAA, it will carry over to their standing with their future employer, well, there's a chance that those extra benefits may not seem as worth it to these college players.
Where precedent points toward the clause applying to the president, a further dispute arises over whether it simply covers gifts or other payments.
Correction: February 19 , 2003 Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about the Connecticut House of Representatives' approval of a bill that would close a budget deficit referred incorrectly at one point to the precedents.
Some legal scholars pointed to the precedents establishing the standard that monopoly remedies should eliminate the monopoly, deny the defendant the ill-gotten gains from illegal acts and protect against similar abuses in the future.
The agency pointed out that the precedents set in other euro zone bailouts meant that the investments of senior bank creditors were likely to be protected.
