When no binding authority exists, courts will often review which of the following?

A) Law journals
B) Persuasive precedents
C) Regulations
D) Example precedents
E) Stare decisis

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When no binding authority exists, courts will often review which of the following?A)  Law journalsB)  Persuasive precedentsC)  RegulationsD)  Example precedentsE)  Stare decisis

Mason Mensing · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Persuasive precedents are often reviewed by courts when no binding authority exists, as they can guide the court's decision-making by offering insights from other jurisdictions or similar cases.

When no binding authority exists, courts will often review which of the following?

A) Law journals
B) Persuasive precedents
C) Regulations
D) Example precedents
E) Stare decisis

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