Question textIn the Answer 1 Question 9[input] law system, what judges say is the law is actually the law.

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The prompt asks about a law system in which what judges declare as law is effectively the law. In common law systems, judicial decisions and precedents are central to shaping the law; over time, rulings establish rules and doctrines that govern future cases. This makes the judiciary a primary source of law, and the concept of stare decisis binds courts to follow prior decisions. By contrast, civil law systems rely more on codified statutes and comprehensive codes, with judges applying codified rules rather than creating law through case decisions. Therefore, the statement that 'what judges say is the law' most clearly aligns with the characteristics of common law. The absence of provided answer options means we cannot analyze alternatives, but the core idea remains that common law evolves from judicial rulings and precedent, whereas other systems would frame law through written codes and legislative texts. Keep in mind that in practice even in common law jurisdictions, statutes exist and constrain judicial rulings, but the defining feature is that judicial interpretation and precedent actively generate and modify legal rules over time.

FOUND101-25B (HAM) Listening Practice 2 (Legal Systems Worldwide)

Question textIn the Answer 1 Question 9[input] law system, what judges say is the law is actually the law.

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