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Q: Why is writing an opinion an important part of a court's decision?
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Why is writing a opinion an important part of a courts decision?

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Why is writing an opinion an important parts of a courts decision?

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What part of a supreme courts ruling decision presents the argument in favor of the courts ruling?

majority opinion


What is a detailed explanation of the legal thinking behind a courts decision?

Its called an "Opinion"


What part of a supreme court decision presents the argument in the favor of the courts ruling?

majority opinion


What part of a Supreme Court decision presents the argument in favor of the courts ruling?

majority opinion


Which part of the Supreme Court decision presented argument in favor of the courts ruling?

majority opinion. -apex


If the US Supreme Court issues an opinion and that opinion is not at odds which courts ruling will usually hold sway?

The opinions and decisions made by the US Supreme Court define federal law. There is no higher court and no further appeal. All local, state and federal courts are essentially bound by the decisions of the USSC. If the USSC decision is not unanimous, the majority opinion is the binding decision.


Which part of a supreme court decision presents the argument in favor of the courts ruling?

majority opinion


A state or federal appellate courts published opinion is know as?

This is known as written opinion (the legal reasoning behind a decision). It is written from the senior justice involved in the majority (so it is also the majority opinion). Others may write concurring opinions to support a decision for different reasoning, and dissenting opinions are written if some people are against the decision.


What judiciary is most important Federal or state?

They are both important, but the federal courts wield more power, as they can overrule a lower, state court's decision.


Does The term stare decisis refer to a higher courts reversal of a lower courts decision?

no