An Opinion Written by a Judge on a Court of Appeals

question 203

Multiple Choice

An opinion written by a judge on a court of appeals who agrees with the decision of the majority, but for a different reason, is called a:

• A) majority opinion
• B) dissenting opinion
• C) concurring opinion
• D) modifying opinion
• E) none of the other choices; no such written opinion is allowed, except at the Supreme Court

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