After a particular legal issue has been decided in a jurisdiction, there is a high probability that subsequent cases that present the same legal issue will use the same rule of law generated from already-decided cases regarding the same legal issue. this policy is known as a. stare decisis b. bicameral c. precedent d. vice laws e. enabling legislation

Stare decisis

Explanation: This policy is known as stare decisis. Stare decisis is a legal framework that allows courts to make a ruling on a similar case following an historical events/cases or previous decisions. It's often referred to as “let the decision stand.”

However, a precedent is formed in this scenario, though it may be reversed, but often in rare cases. Stare decisis enable us to checkmate other peoples behavior and to measure our own actions under legal context.

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