Judge-made law or case made law

Parliament made law or Act

Common people law

Commands from the Prime Minister

judge made law that is either binding or persuasive to other judges in other cases

an earlier case with an equal or higher court

facts of a later case that are substantially the same

Laws made by parliament that apply to all people

Laws that are created by a vote of all people

Laws that are made by judges when no parliamentary laws apply

Laws that are applied to common problems faced by most people in society

A precedent that is made using the principles of equity

A precedent set by parliament

A precedent set by a higher court that must be followed by lower courts

A precedent that is only used in criminal law matters and does not apply to other types of

law

A statement by the judge about the reason for their decision. It creates a precedent that lower courts must follow.

Statements made by judges, such as their personal opinions. These create no immediate precedent, but can be used much later to justify a precedent.

A value that can be obtained by dividing justice by fairness and multiplying the result by 3.4

A statement by the judge about the reason for their decision. It creates a precedent that lower courts must follow.

A court official who records everything said in the court room.

Statements made by judges outside the courtroom, such as in the lunchroom or in crowded lifts.

Statements made by judges, such as their personal opinions. These create no immediate precedent, but can be used much later to justify a precedent.

How interesting the case is and how old the judge is

How old the precedent is, and how old the judge is

How recent the precedent is and the judge's gender

How influential the judge is and how high the court is