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V@ndy87 · **on:** Jun 24, 2018

If an appellate court judge disagrees with the majority opinion, she may write a:
a. dissenting opinion b. disgruntled opinion c. focused opinion
d. deviant opinion
e. deviating opinion

Question 2

If a judge writes a concurring opinion it means that:
a. he agrees with the outcome for the expressed reason b. he agrees with the outcome, but for a different reason c. he does not agree with the outcome
d. he does not agree with the outcome, but realizes it is legally correct e. none of the other choices