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Official USCIS civics question 54 of 128

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

American GovernmentSystem of Government

Official answers (English)

  • Five (5)
  • 5

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Explanation

English

A majority of five justices is usually needed to decide a case.

Türkçe

Bir davaya karar vermek için genellikle beş yargıçlık bir çoğunluk gerekir.

Español

Por lo general se necesita una mayoría de cinco jueces para decidir un caso.

Memory hint

💡 EN: Five (5) = a majority of nine.

💡 TR: Beş (5) = dokuzun çoğunluğu.

💡 ES: Cinco (5) = mayoría de nueve.

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