Once the Supreme Court has ruled on a particular issue:
a. The decision becomes law and can never be altered
b. It may still overrule the previous decision if a new case addresses the issue
c. The executive branch must enforce the Court’s decision

Question

Once the Supreme Court has ruled on a particular issue:
a.	The decision becomes law and can never be altered
b.	It may still overrule the previous decision if a new case addresses the issue  
c.	The executive branch must enforce the Court’s decision

paki · Answer

what you guess here about the answer..?

anonymous · Answer

What course are you in Killer?

anonymous · Answer

@Killer_Sweetness97 I'm not sure about this one.

anonymous · Answer

Do you have an idea on which it might be?

anonymous · Answer

I was thinking that it was B or C  cause it cant be ruled and instantly make into a law without more evidence to the reasoning

anonymous · Answer

And its American Government

anonymous · Answer

@paki do you know this?

paki · Answer

yeah i am agree with point C...

anonymous · Answer

Yeah I think it's C too

anonymous · Answer

because I don't think you can readdress the issue once ruled

anonymous · Answer

Sources: Law and Order? lol

anonymous · Answer

Lol nice source

anonymous · Answer

to me C sounds like "there's no going back you already decided"
B sounds like you changed your mind, I know with criminal cases even if you find more evidence you can't rule again though

anonymous · Answer

Yeah that is true