In a Court Case, "Dictum" or "Dicta" Is

question 5

Multiple Choice

In a court case, "dictum" or "dicta" is:

• A) a statement or remark that is not necessary to support the court's decision.
• B) the legal concept that bars relitigation on the same set of facts.
• C) a judgment that reverses the determination of a jury.
• D) none of the above.

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Definitions:

Significant

Having a meaningful or important impact, often used in the context of statistical or experimental results.

Repetitions

The act or process of doing or saying something again, often used in learning and skill development to reinforce memory or proficiency.

Single-Blind

An experimental design where the participants do not know which group (control or experimental) they belong to, but the researchers do.

Experimental Group

In an experiment, the group of subjects who are exposed to the variable under study, allowing researchers to determine the effect of the variable.