WAEC - Government (2000 - No. 19)
Which of the following is a source of a country's constitution?
Mandamus
Judicial precedents
injunctions
political decisions
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Judicial precedents, also known as case law or stare decisis, are one of the sources of a country's constitution, especially in common law systems like the United Kingdom. Precedents refer to previous court decisions that set examples or principles for future cases.