How the Supreme Court Makes and Announces Its Decisions

The video explains the process the Supreme Court follows after deciding to hear a case. It covers the preparation of briefs by both sides, the scheduling of oral arguments, and the secret conference where justices make initial decisions. A majority of five justices is needed to make an official decision, which is announced in a majority opinion. Dissenting and concurring opinions may also be written. The video highlights the importance of law, constitutional rights, and precedents in decision-making. It concludes with a review and questions to reinforce learning.

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