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Sometimes a Justice votes with the majority in a Supreme Court case, but does so for different reasons than the others. He or she may choose to write A) a dissenting opinion. B)…

Sometimes a Justice votes with the majority in a Supreme Court case, but does so for different reasons than the others. He or she may choose to write A) a dissenting opinion. B)…
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Sometimes a Justice votes with the majority in a Supreme Court case, but does so for different reasons than the others. He or she may choose to write

A) a dissenting opinion.
B) a concurring opinion.
C) an amicus brief.
D) a writ of certiorari.
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User Amine CHERIFI
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B

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just took the test

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User Victor Perov
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Answer:

Its B! A concurring opinion

Step-by-step explanation:

Just took the test and got it right!

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