Where an appellate court makes a unanimous opinion on a clear point of law, it is likely to enter a brief opinion in the form of
A) certiorari .
B) a per curiam opinion.
C) an appellate brief.
D) a writ of prohibition.

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A per curiam opinion is a brief, unsigned court opinion. It is often used when the decision is unanimous and the point of law is clear, indicating a collective agreement or judgment by the appellate court without the need for a detailed explanation or the identification of the specific authoring judge.

Where an Appellate Court Makes a Unanimous Opinion on a Clear