Court decisions that work together to create laws are called stare decisis. true or false

  False.

Explanation:

  "Stare decisis" is a Latin phrase used to define doctrine or policy of following rules and principles applied in previous judicial decisions. It is a consideration, not a principle and can be broken if the previous decision contravenes the ordinary principles of justice.

  The only branch that can create laws is the legislative branch.

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