The courts in common law systems have developed a body of law that serves as precedent for determination of later controversies. This is called:
A) civil law.
B) case law.
C) court law.
D) county law .

Question

The courts in common law systems have developed a body of law that serves as precedent for determination of later controversies. This is called:
A) civil law.
B) case law.
C) court law.
D) county law .

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Case law, also known as precedent or common law, is developed by judges through decisions of courts and similar tribunals, which is then followed in future cases.

The Courts in Common Law Systems Have Developed a Body