When attorneys and judges read court opinions, which of the following elements is generally not important?
A. the factual background of the case
B. the legal issue or question presented to the court
C. the holding or decision in the case and the reason for the decision
D. the name of the judge who wrote the opinion
D. the name of the judge who wrote the opinion
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