Which principle guides supreme court justices to follow precedent when ruling on cases? a. two-year terms b. until the president who appointed him/her is out of office c. four-year terms d. for life

The correct answer is the following.

The principle that guides Supreme Court justices to follow precedent when ruling on cases is called "Stare Decisis."

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In legal terms, "Stare Decisis" is a Latin word, as you can see. It is what legal experts have known as the Doctrine of Precedent. A good translation for Stare Decisis would be "to maintain the things that were decided." This means that the Court has previously decided on similar cases and some rules were issued in those cases.

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