Hi, question for the lawyers here:
When the final written arguments are presented in a legal case in the DR are the attorneys allowed/supposed to cite prior cases as examples of legal precedent to argue their case or are they only to rely on their interpretation of existing Dominican Law to the case they are arguing. In the limited amount of escritos I have reviewed, I only notice references to specific legal articles and no use of prior decisions.
Thanks
D12
When the final written arguments are presented in a legal case in the DR are the attorneys allowed/supposed to cite prior cases as examples of legal precedent to argue their case or are they only to rely on their interpretation of existing Dominican Law to the case they are arguing. In the limited amount of escritos I have reviewed, I only notice references to specific legal articles and no use of prior decisions.
Thanks
D12