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A state court that sets a precedent makes a decision that

Acan authorize similar action in the future.
Bcan stop similar action in the future.
Cassigns jurisdiction to an appeals court
Dassigns jurisdiction to a trial court.

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(A) can authorize similar action in the future.

The legal term "precedent" refers to a court decision that establishes a principle or rule. The principle established by the court's decision is used in other cases after that when courts encounter other cases that pertain to similar issues or circumstances. Decisions of a higher court are binding as precedent on any lower courts in the system, so a decision made by a state court would be binding on any county or municipal courts within that state.

A state court that sets a precedent makes a decision that can authorize similar action in the future.

Precedent in Legal Action

A precedent is a term used to decide the cause of action should a similar event happen in the future.

In law, a Precedent or authority is a legal case which is used to establishe a principle or rule that a court or other judicial body follows when deciding subsequent cases.

Precedents requires law courts to apply the law in the same manner to cases with the same facts.

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