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    A Common Law System Differs from a Code Law System
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A Common Law System Differs from a Code Law System

Question 5

Question 5

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A common law system differs from a code law system in that in a common law system judges take into consideration


A) international law
B) only the law as written
C) subnational law
D) previous court cases.

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