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Unanimity
Hello, friends and fellow editors. Now that I'm slightly more cogent, I do have a quick question for you all: given that Justice Breyer did not participate in the consideration or the deciding of this case, is it still correct, per se, to state the decision was unanimous, given that no justices dissented? Skimmed through the style guide; nothing really about decisions like this. Thoughts?
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Hello, friends and fellow editors. Now that I'm slightly more cogent, I do have a quick question for you all: given that Justice Breyer did not participate in the consideration or the deciding of this case, is it still correct, per se, to state the decision was unanimous, given that no justices dissented? Skimmed through the style guide; nothing really about decisions like this. Thoughts?
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