If the law applied in the court opinion is different from the law that applies to the client's case, the opinion can be:
A)persuasive precedent.
B)mandatory precedent.
C)mandatory precedent if the key facts are sufficiently similar.
D)persuasive precedent only if the statutes are part of the same legislative act.
E)all of the above

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A court opinion can be considered a persuasive precedent if the law applied is different from the law that applies to the client's case, as it may still influence the court's decision but is not binding.

If the Law Applied in the Court Opinion Is Different