hard · U.S. Naturalization Test (2025 Standard) Civics
An applicant knows how many justices sit on the Supreme Court but is now asked how many must agree to decide a typical case - a simple majority of the bench.
How many Supreme Court justices are usually needed to decide a case?
- Nine (9)
- Six (6)
- Five (5)
- Two (2)
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