Which of the following statements are true about legal precedent?

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The Indiana Court of Appeals does not have to apply the precedent of a prior Indiana Supreme Court case if the Indiana Court of Appeals can distinguish the case based on meaningful differences.

A Fifth Circuit ruling on an issue is persuasive but not binding precedent on the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals

The Indiana Supreme Court can overrule its own prior decisions.

Under the principles of federalism, all federal court decisions are binding precedent on all state court decisions.