Author Question: The Supreme Court votes six-to-three to decide a case. Justice A is a member of the majority but ... (Read 104 times)

ss2343 · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

The Supreme Court votes six-to-three to decide a case. Justice A is a member of the majority but disagrees with the reasoning presented in the majority opinion. What action might Justice A take?

a. Justice A might write a concurring opinion.
b. Justice A might write a dissenting opinion.
c. Justice A might write a per curiam opinion.
d. Justice A might write an opinion in forma pauperis.
e. Justice A might write an amicus opinion.

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