A Concurring Opinion Is When

question 194

Multiple Choice

A concurring opinion is when

• A) one or more judges deciding a case agree with the decision of the majority but wish to provide different reasons to support the decision.
• B) one or more judges deciding a case disagree with the decision of the majority and wish to provide reasons to discredit the decision.
• C) one judge does not agree with the majority.
• D) more than two judges do not agree with the majority.

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