"Majority opinions" of the Supreme Court are so important because A. they establish legal precedents.
Often it is required for a law to be passed that the majority votes for it - without the necessary majority opinions, the law will not be enforced.
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He was banned because he was found guilty in court. He was found guilty of spreading "dangerous" ideas. He was against cruel punishment.
Answer:
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Explanation:
The Annapolis Convention delegates agreed to meet again to amend the Articles of Confederation<span>. The Annapolis delegates created the new Constitution to replace the Articles.</span>