En Banc and Division Cases

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1. Under Article VIII, Section 13, when must the Supreme Court’s conclusions be reached in consultation in an en banc or d…
2. Thirteen Supreme Court Members actually deliberate and vote in a properly heard en banc case governed by Section 4(2). …
3. A seven-member Supreme Court division properly hears an ordinary case. Two Members inhibit, and all remaining five deli…
4. A seven-member division has six actual participants and voters in an ordinary merits case, with three favoring one resu…
5. A properly sitting Supreme Court en banc considers modifying a prior division doctrine in an ordinary case. Eight Membe…
6. A seven-member division has six actual participants and voters, split three to three on the merits. Explain why the min…
7. A court manual says consultation before assignment of an opinion is required only in en banc cases, while division auth…
8. An objector equates sitting en banc with requiring every authorized seat to concur in every judgment. Explain the const…