When the Supreme Court Has Reached a Decision, the Chief

When the Supreme Court has reached a decision, the chief justice (if in the majority) assigns the task of

A) writing the Court's opinion to one of the justices.
B) writing the concurring opinion to the most senior associate justice.
C) writing the dissenting opinion to a law clerk.
D) sending the case to Congress to one of his law clerks.
E) calling the president to discuss the decision to one of the justices.