Common Law and Judicial Precedent
Which of the following statements about judicial precedent is most consistent with the principles of a common law system?
A
Discarding past precedents allows judges to adapt the law more flexibly to current societal needs.
B
A codified legal framework is preferable as it eliminates the uncertainties associated with historical judicial decisions.
C
Established judicial precedents provide stability and continuity, allowing the law to evolve organically over time.
D
Relying solely on legislative statutes without reference to past rulings ensures fairness in legal outcomes.
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