Pick the correct (most accurate) statement: When the justices met for the initial private conference to discuss and vote on a cases currently before the U.S. Supreme Court, Chief Justice John Roberts disagreed with how the majority of the justices would decide the case. As a result, he could not assign who will write the majority opinion. As discussed in class, a trucking company, in a lawsuit brought by its insurer, alleged some damages to the truck were caused by the negligence of the defendant, the late Gertie Witherspoon. The insurer soon dropped the lawsuit because it came to realize that Mrs. Witherspoon's estate would likely obtain a favorable verdict (a verdict for the defendant). O James recently bought a new large trampoline, which he places in his backyard. James' backyard is not fenced in, and the trampoline has no safety net to prevent people from jumping off. This trampoline can be best described as a possible trespass nuisance. . O Bill entered John's property to install a new mailbox as a surprise. John is angry, even though the new mailbox is better than the one he had and no damages were incurred. So, if John sues Bill for trespass to land, he will prevail because Bill could easily have damaged John's property. O Federal judges (district court, circuit court of appeals, and supreme court) are nominated by the President d take office if confirmed by majority votes in the Senate and the House of Representatives