Stare Decisis: Overturning Supreme Court Precedents [No. 86] 

Why does the Supreme Court sometimes ignore precedent and overrule prior decisions? Roger Pilon, Cato Institute, explains under what circumstances the Court might forego the principle of "stare decisis" when it comes to a matter of changing circumstances, workability, or injustice.
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Learn more about Roger Pilon:
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Related links:
What Is Stare Decisis? [No. 86]
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What We Can Learn About Stare Decisis (Respect for Precedent) from the Last Supreme Court Term
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The Stare Decisis Court?
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The prominence and fragility of stare decisis
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Empirical SCOTUS: The strength of precedent is in the justices’ actions, not words
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Stare Decisis and Judge-Made Law
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How stare decisis Subverts the Law
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Symposium: The importance of respecting precedent
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