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An earlier model upon which judges may base decisions?
Precedent
What conerns do you have with elected judges?
Judges can interpret the law in any way they choose. If they are elected they decisions may be skewed for political reasons
What is it called when judges make decisions that closley follow earlier court cases and the words of the constitution?
Judicial restraint
What is it called when judges make decisions that closely follow earlier court cases in the words of the Constitution?
Following precedent or stare decisis.
What is posseive noun for judges?
The possessive form of the plural noun judges is judges'. Example: The judges' decisions are final.
Judges in our nation's courts interpret the meaning of citizens?
cases
Judges who adhere closely to statutes and decisions in previous cases are said to exercise judicial?
Judges who adhere closely to statutes and decisions in previous cases are said to exercise judicial restraint. This approach emphasizes the importance of following established law and precedent, ensuring consistency and predictability in legal outcomes. By limiting their own discretion, these judges aim to uphold the rule of law and respect the legislative intent behind statutes. This contrasts with judicial activism, where judges may interpret laws more broadly or adapt them to contemporary values.
What are some of the power of the judicial branch?
Assign judges, interpret laws
What is a preferred method for judges to use to interpret a statute?
golden rule
What are judges called when they make decisions based on their moral preferences?
Judges who make decisions based on their moral preferences are often referred to as "activist judges." This term is used to describe those who interpret laws in a way that reflects their personal beliefs or values rather than strictly adhering to legal precedents or statutes. Such judicial activism can lead to significant changes in law and policy, often sparking debate about the role of personal morality in legal interpretation.
Why can the judges also be described as prophets?
According to Judaism, the only Judges who achieved prophecy were Eli and Samuel, and possibly Gideon. See also:List of the Judges
Do judges make policy?
No. They make decisions and some decisions are used to change law.
