Dissenting Opinions

question 47

Multiple Choice

Dissenting opinions

• A) are binding as precedent.
• B) are written by justices who agree with the majority for different reasons.
• C) can serve as persuasive authority.
• D) are written by justices who disagree with the majority.

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Definitions:

Social Capital

The mesh of relations among residents and workers in a distinct society, essential for the society's proficient performance.

Fundraising Skills

Abilities or techniques used to gather financial support for a project or venture from various sources, including investors, grants, and donations.

Founding Team

The group of individuals who start a company, usually responsible for its early development and growth.

Financially Self-Sufficient

The ability to support oneself without external financial assistance.