In order to be considered valid, a Supreme Court decision must be agreed to by all of the nine justices six of the nine justices seven of the nine justices ve of the nine justices

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In order to be considered valid, a Supreme Court decision must

be agreed to by
all of the nine justices
six of the nine justices
seven of the nine justices
ve of the nine justices

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D.) Four of the nine justices must agree to hear the case

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Answer: Five of the nine justices have to agree

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