What is a majority opinion?

the statement written to explain why the decision was made

the petition that is created to persuade justices to agree with the decision

the statement written that explains why the majority opinion is wrong

the action taken to correct the majority opinion before it is official

Answer

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The correct answer option is {A}

Explanation

A majority opinion is a judicial opinion agreed to by more than half of the members of a court. It explains a decision of the court and shows the rationale that is in support of that decision made by the court. This statement can be written by one judge and joined by majority of the judges concerning a certain case.

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