The remarks, opinions, and comments in a decision that exceed the scope of the issues of the case are called
A) non sequiturs .
B) the dissent.
C) treatises.
D) dicta.

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Dicta (or obiter dicta) are remarks, opinions, or comments made by a judge that are not necessary to the decision of the case. These are not legally binding but can be influential or provide insight into the judge's reasoning.

The Remarks, Opinions, and Comments in a Decision That Exceed