What is the opinion of the supreme court? A. The plaintiff's side of a case B. The defendant's side of a case C. The court's final decision D. The decision of the chief justice

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What is the opinion of the supreme court?

A. The plaintiff's side of a case
B. The defendant's side of a case
C. The court's final decision
D. The decision of the chief justice

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The court's final decision

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