Asked by Channce Olivacce on May 29, 2024
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What is a concurring opinion?
A) An opinion in which a justice is disagreeing with the majority
B) An opinion in which a justice is agreeing with the majority for different reasons
C) An opinion in which all of the justices disagree with each other
D) An opinion in which all of the justices agree with each other
Concurring Opinion
An additional written opinion by a judge who agrees with the decision of the court but wants to make a particular point that was not made or emphasized in the majority opinion.
Majority
The greater part or number; in the context of votes, it refers to more than half of the total count.
- Understand the functions and consequences of various judicial opinions: majority, dissenting, concurring, and unanimous.
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Reyna MartinezJun 01, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
A concurring opinion is written by a justice who agrees with the majority's decision in a case but for different reasons than those expressed in the majority opinion. This allows the justice to express their unique rationale and perspective on the case.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the functions and consequences of various judicial opinions: majority, dissenting, concurring, and unanimous.