Case law does not include interpretations of
A) regulations created by administrative agencies.
B) constitutional provisions.
C) statutes enacted by legislatures.
D) parties' subjective motives for engaging in litigation.

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Case law involves judicial interpretations of laws, regulations, and constitutional provisions, but it does not include interpretations of parties' subjective motives, which are not legal rules or principles.

Case Law Does Not Include Interpretations of