Which is true about the process when the supreme court hears a case?

a) the written briefs of one side are reviewed.
b) the justices listen to oral arguments from both sides.
c)the justices do not ask questions of the attorneys.
d)the arguments are videotaped for the public to watch.

B) The justices listen to oral arguments from both sides.  

Explanation:

When the supreme court begins a case, the judge not only hears oral arguments of the two parties and testimonies necessary for the solution of the case, but also solves any problems that prevent him from sentencing him. That is, it is a hearing that aims to prepare the process so that an appropriate solution can be worked out, or even to propose agreements in some cases

using the scientific method.