Judicial interpretations of common law principles and doctrines, constitutional law, statutory law, and administrative law is
A) called case law.
B) called judicial review.
C) a power of federal but not state courts.
D) a power of state but not federal courts.
E) not permitted of any court in the United States.

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Judicial interpretations of common law principles and doctrines, constitutional law, statutory law, and administrative law is referred to as case law. Judges use past rulings on similar cases to help determine the outcome of current cases. These past rulings collectively make up the body of case law.

Judicial Interpretations of Common Law Principles and Doctrines, Constitutional Law