When It Comes to Interpreting Statutes,a Precedent Is Formed When

Multiple Choice

When it comes to interpreting statutes,a precedent is formed when courts

A) decide on the meaning of the language of the statute.
B) decide what the language of the statute means; whether it applies to the facts of a case; and,if it does,its consequences.
C) determine whether the statute applies to the facts of a case.
D) decide on the consequences of the statute when applied to a particular case.
E) use and apply an existing case to the case being dealt with.