Under the doctrine of judicial precedent, judges are said to make law. Explain the issues contained in a judgement

“Judgement” in this context is construed to mean the “script” read out by the judge or magistrate in a particular case. In the premise, a judgement contains.
• a summary of evidence
• findings of fact both direct and inferential
• principles of law applicable to the relevant case
• the decision for example guilty or not guilty.
• sentence or order.