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They look for original meaning in objections and motions.
They look for original meaning in objections and motions.
They make rulings based on established rules and laws.
They make rulings based on established rules and laws.
They apply precedent to their decisions.
They apply precedent to their decisions.
They determine the context of words in a law.
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The most comprehensive explanation for the decision-making process for trial court judges among the given options is:
They make rulings based on established rules and laws.
While trial court judges may also consider precedent and the context of words in a law, their primary role is to apply the relevant laws and rules to the cases before them.
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