Discuss how the legal doctrine of stare decisis helps to support several of the primary functions of law Why might an understanding of the legal doctrine of stare decisis be important to business managers grappling with workplace legal issues?

We find that the law often reflects the "accepted views of a given society." In the Loving vs. Virginia case, what does it mean that the law prohibiting interracial marriage was struck down? Do you feel the majority of our laws today reflect the views of our society? Why or why not? Are there laws you can think of that, in your opinion, do not reflect societal views?