The 1992 case of Planned Parenthood v. Casey contained nearly 50 additional legal arguments filed by hundreds of parties. These additional legal arguments are called
a. briefs.
b. dissenting opinions.
c. amicus curiae briefs.
d. stare decisis briefs.
e. concurring opinions.
C
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A. All 100 B. One-half C. One-third D. One-quarter E. Two-thirds
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A. statutes B. primary bills C. legislatively referred measures D. none of these
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a. Leaders try to be rational, but there are limits to their ability to be rational. b. Leaders are unlimited in their ability to be rational. c. Leaders are rarely rational because of the limits placed upon them. d. Leaders tend to be irrational when frustrated about their limitations.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false