Read this passage about the workings of Supreme Court justices. The justices hold a conference to consider the arguments made and to reach a decision in each of the cases on their docket. At this point, one of the justices, in rotation, is assigned to write an opinion stating the court's reasoning in reaching its conclusion. This draft opinion is circulated to all members of the court and must be adopted as an accurate statement of the reasoning of the majority of the court before it is published. The comments of the other judges may cause a revision of the opinion before it becomes the court's official decision.

What does the passage best show about the work of Supreme Court justices?

The justices must be unanimous in their opinions.
The justices work separately to reach an unbiased decision.
The justices work together to come up with an opinion.
The justices use an outdated method of reaching decisions.