Define political polarization as it applies to the supreme court.

a. when the majority of justices always vote in a block for the same things

b. when two equal groups of justices are against each other on all important matters, without any chance of compromise

c. when one justice refuses to work with the others on the bench

d. when the minority group of justices refuses to compromise on any findings

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Gage Hobbs

13 September, 22:09

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Mary Jane · Answer 1

B) When two Equal Groups of Justices are against each other on all important matters, Without any chance of compromise.