Common laws refers to laws determined through

Common law refers to laws determined through precedent.

Explanation:

Common law refers to laws that are not stated on existing statutes (like the constitution) but that are determined through precedent, that is to say, that derived from judicial decisions of courts and establishes a principle or rule. Such principles or rules guide subsequent similar cases, especially cases where the outcome cannot be determined based on written rules.

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