A ruling of this kind would likely still mean a return of same-sex-marriage rights in California — but there would be no wider precedent.
Their association is trying to ban one midwife specialising in home births, for being uninsured, which may set a wider precedent.
NEW YORK -- Chelsea Manning's lack of access to hormone therapy in military prison could spark a lawsuit and potentially set a military-wide precedent for transgender servicemembers.
Admittedly, it is frustrating for the marriage equality movement for the Prop 8 case to be limited to California, rather than setting a wider precedent.
FBI and DOJ speakers were previously more honest pointing to the wider danger of child predators, serial killers, members of criminal organizations along with terrorists all potentially able to freely communicate via secure encryption, to justify the need to establish a wider precedent.
Such suspicion has wide historical precedent.
In a landmark ruling on "benefit tourism" that could set an EU-wide legal precedent, the Luxembourg court announced on Tuesday that "economically inactive" migrants from other EU nations can be refused German unemployment benefits under certain conditions.
Losing or winning a case in one country has a wider legal precedent for Google, as it will apply across the whole of the EU.
By creating new, largely un-regulated domain names for vast swathes of health information online, ICANN may be setting a dangerous and potentially wide-ranging precedent that could impede future efforts to establish reliable health information and services online or offline [ 13, 16].
As the fair use settlement in 2015 in favor of Google Books showed, these cases can have wide-reaching precedents that go well beyond the tech industry.
Xi Qui's project reviews a wide range of precedent curricula as well.
