Precedents: Precedents are previous court decisions that serve as a guide or authority for future cases. They help shape and influence judicial interpretations.
Stare Decisis: Stare decisis is a principle that requires courts to adhere to established precedents when deciding similar cases. It promotes consistency and stability in judicial interpretations.
Common Law: Common law refers to legal principles and rules developed through court decisions rather than through statutes or constitutions. Judicial interpretations play a significant role in shaping common law.