What is the role of jurisprudence in understanding binding precedent?

The reports of panels and the Appellate Body are not binding precedents for other disputes between the same parties on other matters or different parties on ... The decisions of the predecessor boards continue as binding precedent at the CBCA. Fourteen administrative judges appointed by the Administrator of General ... Binding precedent refers to a legal principle or rule established in a previous court case that must be followed by lower courts in future cases with similar ... Sep 5, 2012 ... Decisions of the Appellate Term are not binding on the Supreme Court, even if issued within the same judicial department. The rules require that in certain circumstances a decision be followed whether the second court approves of the precedent or not. Thus in Re Schweppes Ltd's ... Sep 12, 2019 ... ... binding precedent. In the view of the United States, the approach taken by the Appellate Body strays from the mandates of WTO dispute ... Nov 26, 2024 ... U.S. Supreme Court decisions are binding precedent on all other federal courts and all state courts on questions of constitutional ... of judges in the common law. 20 Michele Taruffo & Massimo La Torre, Precedent in Italy, in INTERPRETING. PRECEDENTS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY 131 (D ... All ICA opinions, orders, or decisions are binding precedent for the decisions of all circuit courts, family courts, magistrate courts, and state ... Settled law” appears frequently in judicial opinions—sometimes to refer to binding precedent, sometimes to denote precedent that has acquired a more ...