This was followed by many supportive editorials in other newspapers, decrying the injunctions limiting of free speech, and their instigating a'privacy law'by judicial precedent.
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The videotaped tests could not be released to the public sooner, Martinez said, because judicial precedent prevented it while its inquiry was still open.
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Under the principles of " stare decisis " ( judicial precedent ), the High Court is bound by decisions of the Court of Appeal.
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The General Board of the Supreme Court has the right to issue " vote of Judicial Precedent ", which enjoys the status of law.
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Thereafter, judicial precedent extended the privilege and added to it the principle, taken from legal professional privilege, of once privileged, always privileged .
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Under the principles of " stare decisis " ( judicial precedent ), Court of Appeal decisions are binding on the High Court and Subordinate Courts.
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{{ Cquote | . . . legislative history, binding judicial precedent, and Board precedent provide significant latitude to employers seeking to involve employees in the workplace.
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In Brazil, the age of consent is "'14 "', regardless of gender or sexual orientation, with a judicial precedent showing that a sexual activities is 18.
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However, the Constitution prescribes instances whereby a case must be decided en banc, such as in declaring a law as unconstitutional or when a judicial precedent is overturned.
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"I found that the proposals were slanted significantly toward owners, " he said, " going beyond what I believe the current state law and judicial precedents are ."
