Why is the majority Opinion of a Supreme Court ruling important?

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A- It sets a precedent for lower courts to follow in similar cases
B- The President can use the opinion as a basis to remove members of the Supreme Court
C-It is an example of democracy at work
D- It is not important because it is just opinion

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A. It sets a precedent for lower courts to follow in similar cases

Explanation:

The Supreme Court is the highest court in United States that only handle a handful of cases. Cases that handled by the supreme court typically really important and would affect the life of all individuals in the country.

The judges from lower court are not forced to follow the decisions from the judges from the higher court. But. To ensure that the implementation of this ruling was given fairly, the judges from lower court tend to follow the decisions of the judges from the supreme court when they are handling similar cases.

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