Under the doctrine of judicial precedent, judges are said to make law. Explain the issues contained in a judgement.

      

Under the doctrine of judicial precedent, judges are said to make law.
Explain the issues contained in a judgement.

  

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Maurice
“Judgement” in this context is construed to mean the “script” read out by the judge
or magistrate in a particular case. In the premise, a judgement contains:
(i) a summary of evidence

(ii) findings of fact both direct and inferential.

(iii) principles of law applicable to the relevant case.

(iv) the decision for example guilty or not guilty.

(v) sentence or order.
maurice.mutuku answered the question on April 30, 2018 at 06:46


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