Answer: Dissenting Opinion
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Usually when decision is written, justices can write a concurring opinion if they would like to add something to the decision or if they agree with the decision, but disagrees with the reasoning. On the other hand, if they do not agree with the majority (aka the decision), they can write a dissenting opinion.
Answer:
B). Plateau
Explanation:
I hope this helps and u do good on whatever your doing.
c it has to be i mean he is still young and he cared for other people
the Jamaicans sing
we listen to their music
we are swaying along
thankyou for today
it is a wonderful day
it is a Jamaican day
we will love the day
when Jamaicans come here for
the commonwealth games
The parole officer could only initiate revocation if
1. If the parolee is not available on the day of the Board hearing
2. If the parolee is sentenced by the Federal Court
His authority is limited to the judges as parole hearing officers. The judges could hear or ignore the recommendations made by the parole officer when they see fit. However, this power of initiating revocation is very crucial and must not be taken lightly and for granted.
