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Official question #54US Citizenship Test

How many Supreme Court justices are usually needed to decide a case?

Correct answer

Five (5)

Also accepted: Five · 5

Why

A majority of the nine justices, five, usually decides a case. Decisions do not need to be unanimous.

Answer choices

  • AThree (3)
  • BNine (9)
  • CFive (5)
  • DSeven (7)
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