One or More Justices May Agree with the Majority but Disagree

question 101

Multiple Choice

One or more justices may agree with the majority but disagree with the rationale presented in the majority opinion.These justices may then draft the

• A)written objection.
• B)dissenting opinion.
• C)regular concurrence.
• D)special concurrence.
• E)writ of clarification.

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