Laws are enacted by Congress, and the courts apply those laws to the facts of a case
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Laws are enacted by Congress, and the courts apply those laws to the facts of a case to reach a decision. For cases that get appealed to the United States Supreme Court, the nine justices often do not reach unanimous decisions. Explain in substantial detail how judges that are interpreting the same laws and the same facts may reach different conclusions, and specifically comment on how it is never simply because a judge may be Republican or Democrat.
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The Legal Environment of Business
ISBN: 978-0538473996
11th Edition
Authors: Roger E Meiners, Al H. Ringleb, Frances L. Edwards
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