Stare Decisis¶
Legal Information Institute. Stare Decisis.
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Primes¶
- Supersession
- In organizations it is formally announced role succession; in law it is a higher court explicitly overruling an earlier decision, which remains in the reporters as historical record but no longer governs.
This sourceWex Legal Encyclopedia, Cornell Law School. A higher court may overrule an earlier decision; the overruled case remains in the reporters as part of the record but no longer governs future decisions — the legal form of explicit, time-asymmetric displacement.
- In organizations it is formally announced role succession; in law it is a higher court explicitly overruling an earlier decision, which remains in the reporters as historical record but no longer governs.
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