These are all T/F:

1. The Natural Law School of jurisprudence holds that an established law should only be applied if the law leads to a moral result.

2. When a court decides a case before it, the doctrine of stare decisis is the general rule, but distinguishing the case on the facts or overruling existing precedent are options for the court in the right case.

3. The study of the law in commonwealth countries has focused on written court decisions because they are considered higher legal authority than legislation.

4. A statute that applies to a current case before the court will supersede prior conflicting court decisions.

5. Because ethics and the law frequently call for a different outcome, ethical arguments can play no role to justify or change existing law