A Plurality Opinion

Multiple Choice

A plurality opinion:

A) Is one where all the judges agree on both the reasoning and the outcome of a case.
B) Is one where at least five of the judges on a nine-person court agree on both the reasoning and the outcome of the case.
C) Is one where at least five of the judges on a nine-person court agree on the outcome but not necessarily the reasoning of a case.
D) Is absolutely binding as precedent.
E) None of the above.