In a Robbery Case, the Accused Was Found Guilty and Was

question 51

Multiple Choice

In a robbery case, the accused was found guilty and was sentenced to three years of imprisonment. The majority opinion of the Supreme Court justices was based on a witness's statement. Justice Harvey, though in agreement with the Court's decision, agreed to the ruling for different reasons. He based his opinion on the DNA fingerprinting reports. Justice Harvey wrote a(n) _____.

• A) anteceding opinion
• B) certiorari opinion
• C) contradicting opinion
• D) dissenting opinion
• E) concurring opinion

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