Question

question 8 of 10
as a part of their argument in the dissent, what document do justices often
criticize?

a. relevent precedents

b. the constitution

c. the majority opinion

d. the bill of rights

Explanation:

In judicial dissent, justices typically critique the majority opinion. Precedents are usually followed or distinguished, the Constitution and Bill of Rights are foundational and not often criticized in dissent as a document in this context, but the majority opinion (the ruling of the majority) is what dissenting justices argue against.

Answer:

C. The majority opinion