(a) That's right. 

You were asked to select the incorrect statement.

It is incorrect to say that the phrase ‘ratio decidendi’ broadly translated means ‘law report’.

It is correct to say that the reports of decided cases are collected together and published in various ‘law report series’ each of which has its own name.

It is correct to say that the ‘citation’ of a case contains not only the name of the case but information concerning the location of the relevant law report.

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