33. Precedent in the American Legal System (Federal and each of the States is defined as a prior written published judicial opinion that: (1) has similar or substantially similar facts as the current case in the legal system or to be taken into the legal system; and (2) has the same question/issue/dispute of law in it or same principles of law applying as the current case in the legal system or to be taken into the legal system	T F
34. A treaty does not require Senate approval before being passed.	T F
35. Statutes what the laws are called when enacted by Congress and state legislatures and signed by the respective chief executive of the executive branch: the President on the federal level, the Governor on the state level.	T F
36. Executive orders are an example of codified/statutory law.	T F