In the European Court of Justice:

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A) Decisions in the European Court of Justice (ECJ) are issued without dissenting opinions, meaning that the ruling is unanimous.

B) Justices in the ECJ are not appointed for life, but rather for a renewable term of six years, meaning that they can be reappointed but are not guaranteed a lifetime position.

C) The ECJ follows civil law traditions, which prioritize written legislation and codes over common law practices, such as relying on prior court decisions to establish precedents.

Therefore, the best choice is E, as it correctly identifies the civil law tradition followed by the ECJ and the lack of dissenting opinions in its decisions, while also being accurate in its statement about lifetime appointments.