“Supreme Court justices do not announce their decisions on cases right away. Instead, they privately discuss the cases together and sometimes try to persuade each other to accept a way of thinking. For a final ruling, at least five of the nine justices must agree. ... But the majority opinion is the final ruling.”
Answer: The Most-Cited Supreme Court Cases All Have Something In Common These cases get around. By Kathryn Rubino. ... The top of the most-cited Supreme Court cases are not only used by federal courts ...
<u>The correct answer is C. because the interior is mostly deserts and you can't live in deserts, and the western coastline is still deserts a bit.</u>
