When a Justice Agrees with Both the Decision and the Rationale

question 95

Multiple Choice

When a justice agrees with both the decision and the rationale of the majority but wishes to emphasize or highlight a particular point, he or she may write a

• A)dissent.
• B)special concurrence.
• C)regular concurrence.
• D)writ of certiorari.

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Definitions:

Special Features

Unique or distinguishing attributes or aspects of a product, service, or entity that provide additional value.

Differentiation

A strategy businesses use to make their products or services stand out from competitors', often through unique features or superior quality.

Market Domination

A situation in which a company or product holds a significant share of the market, surpassing competitors in sales, influence, or visibility.

Overriding Concern

A primary or dominant issue that takes precedence over other considerations in decision-making or strategy.