Question

(02.07 LC)

Which of the following is a characteristic of a majority opinion?

The chief justice usually writes the majority opinion if they are a part of the majority.
All justices who are a part of the majority are required to write a majority opinion.
A majority opinion is only written if the majority of the justices agree that the law is unconstitutional.
Justices who are not a part of the majority must eventually agree with the majority opinion.

Answer 1

A majority opinion is typically written by the chief justice if they are part of the majority, but it is not a requirement for all justices in the majority to write it. It is only written if a majority of justices agree on a particular decision, usually regarding the constitutionality of a law. Justices who are not part of the majority do not need to eventually agree with the majority opinion.

Answer 2

so it is d?

Answer 3

great :)