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38* Dividend
The Board of Directors of Bur
lington Industries. Inc., July 21
declared the regular quarterly divi
dend of 38 cents per share, payable
September 1. 1982, to shareholders
of record at the close of business ?
August 2. 1982.
College News
Jeffrey Anders Dahlin, of Rt. 2,
Raeford received the degree of
Bachelor of Science from the
University of South Carolina at ^
Columbia during the university's *
spring commencement.
LAW For
Laypersons
Many laypersons think that law
yers and judges are bound by the ?
past because, under the theory
of precedent, they rely on old cases
to decide new law. The theory of
precedent, however, is balanced
by many factors which allow the
law to grow and change without
taking away the necessary stability
of the law.
A previously decided case, for
example, need not bind a judge to
decide a new case in the same 9
manner if the facts of the two cases,
although fairly similar, are
different in a significant respect. In
fact, a very slight change in fact
may make a judge decide to render
an entirely different result from the
older case.
Even if the facts of the older case
and the present case are alike in all
significant respects, the theory of
precedent may still not govern the ^
judge's opinion. Suppose, as illus- ?
tration, you are a lawyer represent
ing a client who has threatened
another person with violence by
using some strong words and
shaking his fist. The person whom
he threatened has sued him for
simple assault and asked the court
for money damages. His lawyer has
pointed out a previously decid
ed case with the very same facts in ?
which the person who used the
strong language and physical ges
tures was liable in money damages
for the assault. Using the theory of
precedent, the judge might well
find your client also liable for the
assault.
Assume, however, that when you
read the older assault case, you
discovered that the opinion was
written by the Supreme Court of
Wyoming and not by the Supreme ?
Court of North Carolina. Your
argument to the judge would be
that although the previous case
might be good law in the state of
Wyoming, the North Carolina Su
preme Court is not bound by a
decision handed down by the
Wyoming Supreme Court. Natural
ly, the law of Wyoming need not
necessarily be the law of North
Carolina. You might then argue ?
that your client should not be liable
for the assault unless he had
actually made physical contact with
the body of the other person.
Instead of finding that the
previous case came from Wyoming,
you might find that it was decided
by the North Carol\pa Court of
Appeals, which is the lower appel
late court of North Carolina.
Assuming that you are arguing ^
before the North Carolina Supreme ?
Court, you could argue that the
North Carolina Supreme Court is
not bound by a decision from the
North Carolina Court of Appeals,
even though the facts of the
previously decided case are exactly
the same as the facts of the present
case. Naturally, the Supreme Court
of North Carolina might well follow
the decision of the Court of
Appeals, but it would certainly not
be bound to do so.
The rule of precedent is that like
cases should be decided alike.
However, to the extent that previ
ous cases are decided by the courts
of other states or courts inferior to
the court actually deciding the
case, the theory of precedent will
not be binding.
"This article is written as a matter
of general interest only. It is not to
be construed as legal advice, and
you should not rely on the state
ments made in the article to govern
your actions in any specific case. If
you have a particular question or
problem, you should contact an
attorney. "
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