Which of the following factors might influence a judge's decision as to how to resolve a case before him or her?
1the philosophy of judicial restraint
2the philosophy of judicial activism
3the principle of "stare decisis"
4all of the above are factors involved in judicial decision-making

4all of the above are factors involved in judicial decision-making

Explanation:

The judge is the person who resolves a dispute or decides the fate of an accused, taking into account the evidence or evidence presented in a trial, administering justice. It is appropriate to distinguish the judge from the court, which is not legally a human being, but a judicial body composed of natural persons, who can rotate without violating this guarantee.

They are usually considered employees or public officials, although this will depend on the country in particular, are remunerated by the State (without prejudice to the figure of arbitrators and judges of peace), and integrate the so-called Judiciary. In general, they are characterized by their autonomy, independence and irremovability, without being able to be dismissed from their positions except for the causes established constitutionally or legally. They are also responsible for their ministerial, civil and criminal acts.

i believe your answer is d)