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misspop

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A justice on the Texas Supreme Court who disagrees with the decision of the court may issue which of the following documents?
 
  a) a majority opinion
  b) a dissenting opinion
  c) a concurring opinion
  d) a writ of habeas corpus
  e) an affirming opinion

Question 2

An appeals court affirms the decision of a lower court. What did the appeals court do?
 
  a) It upheld the lower court decision.
  b) It overturned the lower court decision.
  c) It modified the lower court decision.
  d) It asked the lower court to reconsider its decision.
  e) It sent the case to federal court.



manuelcastillo

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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