A big disadvantage of the common law system used in the Anglo sphere. Most countries don't have a system where judicial decisions create precedent.
Why would they want to avoid that? Isn't creating precedent basically their job?
No, in a functioning democracy, it is the job of the legislature to write laws. However, looks like we can barely pass a budget most years. I saw Jeff Jackson from North Carolina say on tick tock that it is likely that we won’t even be able to do that on time this year.
Sort of, but typically, most judges who aren't on the Supreme Court or a state's highest court pretend like it isn't part of the job at all.