Canterbury and Winchester were the two richest sees in England, and while precedent allowed the holding of a rich see along with a poor one, there was no precedent for holding two rich sees concurrently.
Legal scholars said that while judicial precedents usually move in the smallest of increments, important cases can be an exception.
While these precedents cheer Tom Campbell, the financial disadvantages faced by the former congressman from Silicon Valley have meant he gets overlooked to a degree.
In two dizzying years, he pioneered campaigns against capital punishment, religious fundamentalism (in the form of creationism) and racism, while setting precedents in using psychiatric profiles, expert witnesses and a new form of oratorical showmanship to save his contrasting clients.
While legal precedents were one factor in the government's motivation for negotiation rather than seizure, the preference for a diplomatic resolution to the title question was considerably advanced by events occurring elsewhere in the British Empire and in the United States.
While British precedents suggest that a second election would probably be won by the Conservatives with an overall majority, there are no certainties, and a minority government would probably be unable to remap the constituencies to its own advantage, as a majority Conservative government would do.
If Western-style, precedent-based education, is introduced in Japan, the issues listed below need to be addressed, while Japanese precedents might also be helpful when considering educational content.
That said, pro-choice groups hailed her nomination, with Planned Parenthood declaring that she "understands the importance of ensuring that our Supreme Court justices respect precedent while also protecting our civil liberties".
While the precedent, Smith v Maryland, had to do with an individual case, Eagan wrote that the collection of metadata from millions of people does not, en masse, create a constitutional problem.
While that precedent is indisputably on the books, there is great dispute over how it should be applied in practice and how actively the federal courts should intervene in partisan politics.
