Which of the following is a feature of the common law system? a. Decisions from the past have no relevance to current cases before the courts. b_ Decisions from the same level of court in a jurisdiction can be persuasive. c. Decisions from higher courts in other jurisdictions are binding. d_ The precedent value of a case is determined by who won the case. e. Judges are always bound by previous decisions with similar facts. Which of the following is a feature of the common law system? a. Decisions from the past have no relevance to current cases before the courts. b_ Decisions from the same level of court in a jurisdiction can be persuasive. c. Decisions from higher courts in otherjurisdictions are binding. d_The precedent value of a case is determined by who won the case. e. Judges are always bound by previous decisions with similar facts. You were recently convicted in criminal court of causing a disturbance after leaving a pub, a relatively minor offence punishable on summary conviction. You have appealed to the Court of Appeal for Ontario on the legal definition of "disturbance". On appeal, two of the three judges upheld your conviction. One of the three judges, however, dissented on the legal definition of "disturbance". If you wanted to appeal your conviction to the Supreme Court of Canada, you would: O a. Have an appeal as of right O b. Have to apply for leave to appeal O c. Apply to the Governor General for an equitable hearing O d. Contact the Premier of Ontario for leave to appeal Oe. Apply for leave as a reference case