The ____ is the principle that similar cases with similar facts and issues should have the same judicial outcome. Multiple Choice model state statute doctrine of stare decisis equitable relief maxim plain meaning rule
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Once a court has applied a principle to a certain set of facts, that principle must be applied in future cases involving any facts. different facts. no particular facts. similar facts.
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Stare decisis refers to the practice of deciding new cases with reference to previous decisions.
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