When Analyzing Cases, You Should Do Which of the Following

question 93

Multiple Choice

When analyzing cases, you should do which of the following?

• A) Focus on the opinion, the words of the court itself.
• B) Assume that every opinion will be easy to read.
• C) Identify the dissenting or concurring opinions so that you do not mistake them for the majority opinion.
• D) Focus on the opinion, the words of the court itself, and identify the dissenting or concurring opinions so that you do not mistake them for the majority opinion.
• E) None of these choices is correct.

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Normative Statement

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