Which of the following is true regarding a syllabus contained in a reported case?

A) A syllabus is a brief synopsis of the facts of a case, the issues, and the court's decision.
B) In official reporters, the courts prepare the syllabi; in unofficial reporters, the publishers prepare them.
C) Reading the syllabus is not a substitute for reading the case.
D) All of these choices are correct.

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Billy Fernandez · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  The syllabus in a reported case provides a brief overview of the case, including the facts, issues, and the court's decision. While official reporters have syllabi prepared by the courts, unofficial reporters have them prepared by publishers. However, reading the syllabus alone is not sufficient for a comprehensive understanding of the case, indicating that all provided statements are correct.

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