Judge Julia decides that the precedent for the case she is hearing is no longer correct due to technological changes. She overturns the precedent when she decides the case. It is most likely that her case will
a. go unnoticed by the public.
b. be thrown out of court.
c. receive a great deal of publicity.
d. be ignored by the media.
c
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