Judge Jackson Says Roe V. Wade Is Settled Abortion Law

The transcript discusses the concept of precedent and the principle of stare decisis, particularly in relation to abortion cases like Roe v. Wade and Casey. It highlights the importance of these cases as settled law and the factors the Supreme Court considers when revisiting precedents, such as reliance and workability. The discussion also touches on whether Roe v. Wade holds the status of a super precedent, emphasizing the binding nature of Supreme Court rulings and the significance of stare decisis in maintaining legal stability.

What is meant by the term 'super precedent' in relation to Supreme Court cases?

In what way does reliance on precedents affect the Supreme Court's decisions?