Legislative History: Legislative history involves examining documents such as committee reports, debates, and statements made during the drafting process of a law. It helps discern legislative intent.
Public Policy: Public policy refers to government actions aimed at addressing public issues based on societal needs and goals. Judicial interpretation often considers public policy implications.
Precedent: Precedent refers to legal decisions made in previous cases that serve as a guide or authority for judges when deciding similar cases. It helps maintain consistency and predictability in the law.