Re:Apple announces changes to iOS, Safari, and the App Store...
by hnbad on Friday January 26, 2024 @06:28AM
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The difference is that precedent can guide a judge's decision, it doesn't force it.
Likewise in civil law the judge isn't simply a referee, they're meant to actively investigate. While in common law lawyers get to do a big show by asking various questions, in civil law the questions are asked by the judge and the lawyers only exist to make an argument.
Likewise in civil law the judge isn't simply a referee, they're meant to actively investigate. While in common law lawyers get to do a big show by asking various questions, in civil law the questions are asked by the judge and the lawyers only exist to make an argument.